Arts & Life
HBO’s ‘The Survivor’ asks a profound question
By Jarrad Saffren
How powerful is a reason to live?
That is the question that animates Jewish director Barry Levinson’s new movie, “The Survivor,” released...
Nancy Kutler leads the Jewish museum board of trustees
Update 5/17/22: The article's headline has been updated to better reflect the content of the story.
While the pandemic ground entire industries to a standstill...
You Should Know … Ralph Imani
Ralph Imani, 26, works to provide low-income housing as a real estate investor.
Imani’s parents immigrated to Baltimore and New York from Iran in the...
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Opinion
Opinion | Where do Jews fit into critical race theory?
By Fred L. Pincus
In the midst of the continuing national controversy, Jews have debated whether or not critical race theory is “good for the...
Opinion | Moving toward Pimlico’s finish line
By Del. Sandy Rosenberg
I watched my first Preakness from the attic window of the house on the corner of Rogers and Merville avenues.
That’s where...
Opinion | Torah prioritizes the mother’s life and health
By Rabbi Susan Grossman
Years ago, something went wrong late in a friend’s much-wanted pregnancy. If the fetus continued to grow, it could kill her...
Nation and World
More than 1,000 Jews rally outside the US Capitol in support of abortion rights
By Julia Gergely
WASHINGTON (JTA) — As it was originally conceived over the last year, the Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice was meant to be...
World Briefs: Belgian Orthodox Jew overpowers attacker and more
In Antwerp, Haredi Orthodox Jew overpowers, tackles attacker
It began like countless other antisemitic incidents in Antwerp: A man shouted insults and made threatening gestures...
Lufthansa apologizes for expelling ‘large group’ of Chasidic Jews from flight to Hungary
By Jacob Henry
Lufthansa apologized for kicking identifiably Jewish people off a flight from New York City to Budapest last week after some Chasidic individuals...
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Food & Dining
Something old, something new
By Keri White
When I was rambling through the produce section of my local grocery store, eggplant called my name.
Given the topsy-turvy weather of late,...
Quinoa salad: A tasty summer side dish
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