Pulpit Freedom Sunday vs IRS
By Daphna Berman
Some 1,500 pastors are expected to publicly endorse political candidates and openly violate IRS law this coming weekend as part of Pulpit Freedom...
Pigs, the Holocaust and Isaac Bashevis Singer
A Holocaust survivor led a Los Angeles protest in front of meat-processing plant where some 1.5 million pigs are slaughtered annually, in a move he...
Reclaiming a Symbol of Destruction, Lawful or Not
by Natalie Buchbinder
It's tough to make a horrific event that happened over 70 years ago relevant to young people.
It's the struggle that Holocaust museums and...
Jews and tonight’s debate
Tonight’s debate is unlikely to sway Jewish voters or even directly appeal to them, a leading expert on American Jewish voting trends told In the...
Ayn Rand in Washington
By Nadine Epstein
Last evening, I attended the world premiere of Atlas Shrugged, Part Two, at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC, attended by the...
Mayim Bialik Goes Vegan
Mayim Bialik is speaking out about the benefits of a meat-free diet in a new ad for PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)....
Sukkahs Yet to Make Appearance in Campaign Videos
The new election-year video making the online rounds features Samuel L. Jackson exhorting less-than-active Obama supporters to "wake the f*** up," and is sponsored by...
French Leader Calls for Kippah Ban
by Natalie Buchbinder
France’s war on religion continued last month, as far-right French politician and leader of the Front National Party Marine Le Pen announced her...
The St. Louis, Then and Now
By Sarah Breger
The contentious debate over Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his actions during the Holocaust is ongoing. There are those who argue that FDR was...
Win a free iPad (really!!)
The Republican Jewish Coalition is giving away iPads to volunteers who rack up enough phone banking hours ahead of the November elections.
For 50 hours of...
Poll: Most Jewish Israelis dissatisfied with government policies on religion
More than three quarters of Jewish Israelis are dissatisfied with government policies on religion, while 67% believe that the country’s ultra-Orthodox are driving a wedge...
Kosher food fight
A legal battle over kosher food for Jewish prisoners in Texas begins Monday.
Max Moussazadeh, a Persian Jew who was convicted of murder in 1993 and...