Newt Gingrich and his wife Callista held a book signing for his new book, Breakout: Pioneers of the Future, Prison Guards of the Past, and

In an unusual show of bi-partisan cooperation since Obama became president, the U.S.Congress agreed upon and passed a budget that they say will prevent government

Forty six recommendations aimed at protecting national security, advancing foreign policy and respecting privacy and civil liberties, were given to President Obama on December 18

New York—The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide was adopted by the UN in 1948 and it recently held a

As of December 20, Teaneck’s Cedar Lane is once again home to a movie theater—the newly reopened and revamped Teaneck Cinemas. The retro charm was

Forty women attended Chabad of Fort Lee’s “Blurbs on Herbs” Event on December 18. Homeopath and herbalist Sara Chana Silverstein discussed the benefits of various herbs and

Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C., Club Fit NJ and Elie Y. Katz will host the first annual “Teaneck Pounds for a Purpose” to help residents

At this year’s Founder’s Dinner, the Rabbinical College of America honored NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney and Robert and Sheila Benrimon. The keynote address was delivered

Thirteen senior officials from leading universities and study abroad programs in the United States arrived in Israel earlier this month for a week-long visit aimed

NORPAC recently hosted an event for Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA) at the home of Drs. Mort and Esther Fridman in Teaneck. This is the second

The Moriah School recently hosted its inaugural Camping Fair, where parents and children came to learn about Jewish day and sleep-away camps from across the

For more than a year, Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs waited for the return of Avigdor Liberman. Both sides—the minister who suspended himself after being