Singer, who left Orthodox Jewish roots but stayed connected to his Jewish identity, dies of leukemia after seven-year battle

Journalist Abraham Riesman digs deep into the life of Marvel Universe founder, questions presumptions about credit he took for creating major superheroes and their stories

Former consul to New York Dani Dayan claims New Hope, to the right of Likud on many issues, can repair bipartisan ties in Washington that he says the premier drove into the dirt

Longtime loyalist of former president says she doesn't believe he'll 'be in the picture' going forward: 'He's fallen so far'

The former UN ambassador's latest comments against the former president are a risky move, but she has shown a canny ability to read the political pulse

Freshmen Republicans Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene have lent credibility to anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, but Jews in their rural constituencies are on the fence

In early 2020, donors recruited by the Covid Plasma Initiative supplied 50% of the nation's plasma, also demonstrating the treatment's efficacy and paving the way to widespread use

In victory for Orthodox groups, federal court resinstates 50% attendance restriction for synagogues instead of differential 33% and 25% limits

Irene Fogel Weiss, 90, who lost most of her family in the camp, saw the January 6 assault unfold on TV from her nearby home. She has a message for US Jews

In community where pregnancy is prized, misinformation spreads over unclear recommendations by the World Health Organization