The 2024 election is now history, and Donald Trump is our new president-elect, with an overwhelming majority of voters supporting the Republican Party this year.
I first met Allison Josephs, founder of Jew in the City, in 2009, shortly after she started the organization that attempts to break down stereotypes
A couple of weeks ago, my friend Joseph Kaplan of Teaneck wrote a column about the upcoming election, in which he stated the following: “I
I still have two unopened boxes of disposable masks, a physical reminder of those scary COVID days. There are several COVID test packages sitting in
Like many other people, I have been regularly using ChatGPT — the artificial intelligence program that can generate human-like text in response to user prompts
One of the more enjoyable committees on which I serve is an advisory group for Nishma, which conducts research on the Orthodox Jewish community —
In a couple of weeks, we will be marking the first anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre. No doubt it will be a day that
Board games have always been part of my life, since the time I was a youngster and all through my adult years. I am very
(Credit: Kae Rosovsky) In a powerful and deeply emotional gathering, 400 members of the Stamford community, including local dignitaries, came together for a prayer vigil
I just counted the number of WhatsApp Groups to which I subscribe. 59. Way too many. And that doesn’t include the hundreds of individual WhatsApp
You might not have realized it, since virtually no one these days listens to local radio stations anymore. But on August 25, 2024, WCBS Newsradio
Were you as deeply moved as I was listening to Rachel and Jon Goldberg-Polin speak at the Democratic National Convention last Wednesday night? It was
