Daughter of late billionaire philanthropist Edgar Bronfman Sr. gave tens of millions to group leader; admits to harboring someone living in the US illegally and credit card fraud

Review of past exams given by Jeff Byers finds second objectionable question referring to Ku Klux Klan last year

Born 15 years ago as a museum mascot, Max the Matzah has become an unlikely hit with the Dutch, for whom unleavened bread is often a household item year-round

ADL, Jewish faculty at Arkansas Tech University say late professor who contributed to school had history of anti-Semitic teachings; institution says claims lack evidence

Tony Award-winning actor to portray the Jewish politician, Zionist and feminist icon in "Bella Bella," opening in October

US president on Twitter wishes a happy holiday 'to all those celebrating in America, Israel, and around the world'

Minnesota congresswoman sends out Hebrew greeting, says holiday story gives 'hope to so many Jewish families in times of oppression'

Denver suburb was named after Native American symbol decades before it was co-opted by Nazis; only resident to object name change was descendant of Holocaust survivors

No one reported injured in fire at Torat Chaim in an eastern Moscow suburb, hours before some 60 people gathered for traditional seder meal

At Moscow conference, Evgeny Velikhov recounts his role in helping an Israeli rabbi open the country's only official Jewish seminary in 1989