It has already been established that I believe in what many may consider old-fashioned values. Punctuality and proper attire on Shabbat have already been addressed.

Since my brother Taneli arrived at Camp Moshava Wild Rose in Wisconsin four weeks ago, I’ve been counting down the days until I can see

Last Friday, as I was sipping my morning coffee, my mother, a seasoned salesperson, called with an urgent question: “Were you affected by CrowdStrike?” Her

The sun was out and the heat was blazing, but that didn’t stop a couple thousand tech pros from attending this year’s Propelify Innovation Festival

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New York University (NYU) has reached a settlement in a federal lawsuit with three Jewish students who claimed “egregious” civil rights violations by the university

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Stamford resident Natasha Konstorum was driving along a Chicago highway last October when she encountered a message 48 feet wide and 14 feet high, a

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What a remarkable woman she was. What an incredible wife. What a devoted and loving mother. How can I possibly encapsulate in mere words the

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