What are your values, and how will you explain them to your offspring?
He may not wear a kippah or a tallit, but Sanders is as Jewish as me and lots of you, too
The mouthy liberal congressman announced today for Marco Rubio’s vacated seat. His primary battle will be a bellwether—in a critical swing state—of the strength of Democrats’ progressive and centrist wings.
In her new memoir, the former Secretary of State is calculating, cautious, and balanced—and that’s what’s wrong
Why Bibi wants a new government before U.S. Election Day
A Broadway revival of 1960’s The Best Man reveals a prescient take on presidential politics, but from era before Jewish issues played a major role
Conservative network changes requirements, says gay Republican candidate ineligible
Barack Obama’s poll numbers are down among Jews—and that’s normal. For more than 30 years, nearly every incumbent president has fared less well among Jews in his re-election effort than in his first campaign.
Buddy Korn, the founder of the group Jewish Americans for Sarah Palin, is an ex-Maoist rabbi’s son looking to mobilize disenchanted coreligionists with Tea Party rhetoric
Musicians doing what feels right
A politician who broke the mold (it’s not who you think)
