(BPT) In today’s world, environmental consciousness is a driving force behind consumer purchase decisions for everyday items like clothing, housewares and even tires. With sustainability
This seven-mile moderate hike in Putnam County, New York climbs on the Appalachian Trail to a ridge overlooking the Hudson River and follows former carriage
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
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Hi! I davened in a different shul last Shabbat morning to attend a simcha, and during the kiddush, EVERYone approached me to give me their
Life is how you look at it. On the one hand, there’s always a reason to appreciate what we have. On the other hand, we
In a five-hour virtual hearing, opponents and supporters of proposed state legislation that would adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, traded
On June 25, New York voters will select their party candidates for November. One notable Democrat race, NY’s 16th Congressional District, has Westchester County Executive
(JNS) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Israel is fighting battles in seven sectors across the Middle East. Speaking at a meeting with
Nobody in the State Department or the United Nations or at J Street headquarters, is talking about the recent terrorist shooting attack on the Israeli
In defense of the Congressional Antisemitism Awareness Act (AAA), Nathan J. Diamant of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America argues, “An antisemitic virus
With several colleges and universities having their campuses taken over by student protesters, how is it that many campuses did not have that same ruckus
