With congestion pricing going into effect, more and more people are taking public transportation into the city (Manhattan). Just all those people on a bus,

About once a year, give or take, I write an article about food trends. Yidden are not really ones to keep up with trends, but

I feel like Father’s Day and Mother’s Day are both in that category of “non-Jewish holidays that many of us don’t officially celebrate, but we

Ever since I started writing these articles about my personal Yom Tov minhagim, I’ve been surprised by how many people tell me they have the

For some reason, the hardest mitzvah to remember seems to be Sefiras HaOmer. Which is crazy for a mitzvah that we do 49 times a

This week we present part two of our FAQ column about earthquakes. We started talking about this last week, but we had to stop in

As people who live in the Tri-State area, we are confused by earthquakes. Our thing is blizzards. Though not recently. So the recent earthquake left

It’s time for an airline travel update, which I run every few years or so (which is about how often I travel through the air)

One of the best things about the Jewish people is that we keep innovating new ways—especially around the Yomim Tovim—to make our lives easier and

We all know the saying, “There’s no such thing as a dumb question,” although yeridas hadoros since the saying was formulated has made us question

One of the trickiest Pesach minhagim that some families have—my own family included—is that we don’t sell real chometz. I’m not sure what we sell.

It’s that time of year—all the yeshivas and shuls are making dinners, so that everyone can get together for a night of chizuk and community