It usually is not a good idea to put a ball in a bowl of soup. Only a goofball would put a golf ball, racquetball

People are always asking me, “Leon, where can I economically rent a Miami Beach condo for a month or two that has kosher services?” Well,

In 1958, a one-time event was scheduled in Israel with the support of then-Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. It was a heavily text-based, extraordinarily difficult “Chidon

Unlike any previous tragedy, where we listen to the horror stories, process our emotions and then return to ordinary life, this time is different. As

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Editor’s note: The author is a relation by marriage of Nina and Rabbi Mordechai Glick. The Etz Chaim Center of Greater Philadelphia extends its sincerest

John McCann, a Bergen County attorney, speaks plainly when it comes to his 5th-District congressional candidacy against first-time incumbent Rep. Josh Gottheimer. Indeed, the Republican

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