Bahr was head of the union following the breakup of the AT&T Bell System, which thrust the telecommunications industry into turmoil

Harvard-educated Mark Plotkin does a literal take on tikkun olam by fighting deforestation and working to preserve untouched societies in the heart of the Amazon rainforest

Approximately 6,500 soldiers without a familial support network currently serve in the IDF

Legendary musical theater don worked on the first stage production of 'Fiddler on the Roof' in the 60s before going on to define the genre as an icon of his generation

The singer, actress, author and comedian who has carved a space of her own in the entertainment industry announces that she is dipping her toes into another pool: politics

A member of the Foreign Relations Committee, Richard Stone was an adviser on the 1978 Camp David Accords

The ceremony involves symbolically transferring sins to a chicken swung around participants' heads

As justice is pursued for Khmer Rouge war crimes, US legal pros traverse the globe to assist, finding parallels between the Holocaust and the systematic massacre of 1.5 million

Elizabeth Pipko feared her support of the president would hurt her career, but now that she's come out conservative, she's the face of an effort to change the Jewish vote

Jordan Avery, 25, the African-American owner who is converting to Judaism, insists he won't be stopped