Joel Bowman, shot by police after firing gun outside school last month, is released from hospital and set for psychological testing for trial

Barry Effron says his religious uncle Reuben's fluency in 6 languages and law office devoid of books raised his suspicions - and his sighting of a UFO in 1957 Russia confirmed them

The LA-based musician combines her childhood musical influences on 'Pay the Priestess,' and even recorded the album on the same equipment used by Gladys Knight and Marvin Gaye

On an oft-unseen battlefield of the culture war over books in states and school districts around the country, there are panels of judges that may feel more like a book club

A JTA reporter tells of his conflicted, emotionally tolling odyssey, from the day the 2018 Tree of Life massacre took 11 lives through the recent conclusion of the murderer's trial

Island’s Jews are among the evacuated; Governor Josh Green: 'Likely the largest natural disaster in Hawaii state history'

As the genre that influenced music the world over celebrates its 50th birthday, a look at Jewish contributions on stage and behind the scenes

The star quickly apologized for a social media post many saw as antisemitic, but does the conversation about it reflect a larger disconnect between Black and Jewish communities?

Kars4Kids charity, which runs The Zone camp, says staff should be armed to deal with potential antisemitic attacks

While issue is seldom featured at rallies against government's plans to weaken courts, petition claims 'direct link between recent attack on the judiciary and illegal occupation'