Aaron Feuerstein, a Massachusetts-based textile manufacturer, says Jewish teachings guided his treatment of employees: 'You are not permitted to oppress the working man'

Motive for attack outside Jewish center remains unclear, police still investigating; district attorney says her office has opened civil rights probe

56-year-old Michael Packard lives to tell tale after spending 30 to 40 seconds inside huge marine mammal

Cambridge commits to reviewing municipal contracts for ties to firms that allegedly violate human rights, endorses Democratic bill in Congress to restrict some aid to Jewish state

Massachusetts lawmakers renew calls for compulsory genocide studies after team used terms such as ‘Auschwitz,’ ‘rabbi’ and ‘dreidel’ to signal game tactics

Bob Hoey, a member of the Lowell School Committee, referred to Jewish former official with anti-Semitic slur on local talk show

Calls mount for Bob Hoey to resign after saying of former school district leader: 'We lost the kike, oh, I mean, the Jewish guy'

Rabbi Michoel Green, longtime emissary in Massachusetts, dismissed by Hasidic movement after encouraging followers not to be inoculated with the COVID-19 vaccines

State's transportation secretary, an Orthodox Jew, to be appointed as deputy administrator of the Federal Highway Administration

Stephen Morgan, accused of anti-Semitism in 2009 Connecticut shooting, says worker harmed him by telling media he's allowed to play violent video games