Sunshine Protection Act will make it nearly impossible for Jews to pray communally and get to work on time during winter months, rabbis say

Two cantors at NY's Temple Sinai were unsure their former compatriot Olga Tabunshikova would be able to edit their holiday video from Kharkiv, but she calls the work a 'lifeline'

Though details remain scant, company's companion site says it will feature 'singles in the US and Israel as they turn their dating life over to a top Jewish matchmaker'

As the movement's students flock to its branches on the coasts, the HUC board is set to vote next month in NYC on a proposal to replace the current program with a low-residency one

Even in states with few Jewish residents, Holocaust education has become a key talking point in a largely partisan disagreement over how to address race issues in the classroom

March 18 marks the centennial anniversary of Judith Kaplan's coming of age ceremony -- a turning point not just in her life, but that of US Jewry as a whole

Sam Massell was seen by many in the Georgia metropolis as paving the way for better representation of women and minorities in city government

Three-time Cy Young winner, considered one of the greatest pitchers to ever play the game, famously didn't play in Game 1 of the 1965 World Series due to it falling on Yom Kippur

Purim spiels see plays put in schools and synagogues, with carefully curated content meant for limited public criticism of rabbis and institutions that support Jewish life

Scouted in summer 2021 and signed to major agency, 21-year-old Cornell student starts international modeling career while launching AI projects for spirituality and philanthropy