Influential congressional leader wrote bestselling theological guide after his son was diagnosed with fatal premature aging condition progeria

Suspect accused of putting paper cutouts of hate symbol outside house of attorney representing her child's father in a custody battle

Jack Teixeira, 21, a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman who allegedly shared on social media highly classified material he took home from his base, was arrested last week

'How very fitting that we now remember this bridge builder with this bridge,' professor says of commemoration in Massachusetts town for Cora Wilburn

Unnamed Curry College staff member identified as alleged culprit behind rash of hateful messages scrawled across campus dating back to January

In a letter sent last week to several US government agencies, 37 lawmakers from both parties urge an investigation of the website's alleged attempt to target Jewish groups

Barry Jacobson has fought conviction for four decades; now, case to be dismissed because a juror called him 'one of those New York Jews'; racism in courts must be fought, he says

FBI and local police took several months to connect late brother of Alexander Giannakakis with fires at Jewish centers in Massachusetts in 2019, by which time he was in a coma

In a Boston suburb that recently began taking steps to make Jewish residents feel more accepted, some say the slip-up wouldn't have occurred if their community had been consulted

Bill brought following revelations of antisemitic incidents, including many in local schools; Jewish groups welcome move, even though legislation does not mention Holocaust