This past fall, the Orthodox/halachic community experienced the most honest public conversation about itself that I think I’ve ever seen. The arrest and investigation of
During my recent trip to Israel, I spent some time at the Knesset. In place of the heated rhetoric and tempestuous debates that often reverberate
As I reluctantly welcome the cold heart of another winter, I recall that three years have passed since my favorite thinker and writer departed this
Week to week most IT columnists browse tech websites and talk to IT professionals looking for the most updated and current technologies to write about.
On September 11, 1978, the Bulgarian Secret Police, assisted by the KGB, murdered defector and dissident Georgi Markov on the Waterloo Bridge in London using
Ever since the time I went to Sheepshead Bay to watch the people catch fish off of the piers, I kept in very close contact
I love getting feedback about my columns. If you like them, if you don’t like them, it’s all good. I am a middle child and
This week, I am going to be writing about and delving into a very sensitive subject. Some of you are too old for this; some
I must have been 11 as I think back and remember Julius, who was a kind-hearted man who cared about me and the kids in
The largest and most covered trade show, CES (Consumer Electronics Show) took place last week, and offered way too many cool gadgets to fit into
Goober. To some of you, a goober is a delicious chocolate-covered peanut snack. Apparently a “goober” is also a west coast nickname for someone who
“Okay kids, bedtime…,” time for the nightly routine of whisking our children into bed. I turn to our 3-year-old, “Avi, what CD do you want
