Polls have never been this consistently close. Virtually every independent or non-partisan poll shows a tie within its margin of error. For example, as I

On Sunday evening, more than 225 Teaneck residents gathered at Mojo’s Restaurant for the “Stronger Together” event, hosted by Councilwoman Hillary Goldberg alongside a bipartisan

(Courtesy of NYC Marathon Minyan) For the 40th straight time, on November 3, the New York City Marathon will feature morning services for the convenience

I am a U.S. history and government teacher and, for the past few election cycles, I have viewed the approach of a presidential election year

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(Courtesy of Anne Frank House) The Anne Frank House, one of the most visited historical sites in Europe, has announced the upcoming opening of Anne

Anxiety among middle and high school students is at an all-time high, with nearly one in three adolescents affected by an anxiety disorder, according to

Yeshiva and seminary students want a brighter future. TRIO (Theological Research Institute Online), an online platform to help a student receive college credits, does just

(Courtesy of Yeshivat He’Atid) “Ha-llel,” “Miz-be-ach.” Visitors walking into a kindergarten classroom at Yeshivat He’Atid will find a bustling room full of children practicing their

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I cannot imagine there is one of us who will not be thrilled to stop receiving phone calls, text messages and emails reminding us of