It’s tax time again. “Again?” you’re asking. “Didn’t we just do our taxes last year?” I know! It snuck up on all of us this

In the world of comic books, who is the strongest superhero ever? For many experts, the top ten includes Superman, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, The

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As we all know, Rashi generally took his answers from the midrash instead of offering suggestions of his own. In the view of Nehama Leibowitz,

Several weeks ago, I received a call from a friend who lamented that he was lonely; since the beginning of the lockdown he has been

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While I am pleased to see pieces in The Jewish Link that illuminate the need for recent protests to honor Black lives, I am saddened

I was seated on an uncomfortable metal folding chair in a parking lot, directly facing the garbage dumpster, with the sun in my eyes, trying

After a long hiatus, I ran into Mark Twain recently who was eager to share some of his thoughts on recent current events. He began