They're older, more educated, and less religious than rest of country; 1 in 10 supports Israel boycott, but most back Jewish state; most young people are marrying non-Jews

US Jewry is thriving in many ways, but most feel unsafe amid rising anti-Jewish hatred, according to study

Underlining growing polarization in community, 2020 survey finds that among all American Jews, 71% are or lean Democratic

'Health coach' behind Camp Hikon cites various debunked claims about danger of COVID shots, emblematic of skepticism in community; so far, no children are signed up

Lawsuit alleged Jackson Township 'weaponizing' the law to marginalize community, as some residents decry town's changing character

Black Orthodox Rabbi Shais Rishon examines Judaism's foundational text with an eye on race and gender within the framework of tradition

Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has expressed belief in QAnon conspiracy theory, was invited to visit by US Capitol rioter’s brother

Jacob Daskal already facing state-level indictment from 2018 over alleged sexual assaults, though those charges likely to be dropped in place of new, more severe ones

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

The relentless deaths have hit all sides of the diverse community, leaving many to wonder who can possibly step up to fill their fallen leaders' shoes