Sewage Soup // Call in the comedians!
The master of ceremonies stood on a platform in Times Square, loudly inveighing against people of non-color.
Flanked by two assistants dressed, like he was,...
Make your ADHD Work for You // Mental health expert Dovid...
Focus—or more accurately, the lack thereof—keeps coming up in my conversations with the entrepreneurs featured in Lunchbreak. So many of us struggle with staying...
Preparing to Govern // A conversation with Congressman-Elect MIKE LAWLER about...
Michael Vincent Lawler (born September 9, 1986), a Republican from the 97th district in Rockland County, was elected to the New York State Assembly...
Why is the FBI Investigating Israel? // The Abu Akleh case...
Last May, Shireen Abu Akleh, a 51-year-old American reporter for Al Jazeera, was shot while she was covering clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian...
Name, Rank, Courage // Some war heroes hid their heroism
During World War II, approximately 500,000 American Jews served in various branches of the United States armed services.
My mother’s brother Moish was one of...
Conquering the World Through Torah and Mitvos // An exclusive interview...
Who is unfamiliar with the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings about never losing hope regardless of the obstacles? “Think good and it will be good,” he...
Is This the Nail in the Coffin of CRYPTO? //...
To be referred to just by your initials, you have to be famous, in some iconic sense. That was true for several years of...
Grayer But No Wiser // The New York Times’ Orthodoxophobia seems...
A naive person might characterize The New York Times’ seemingly insatiable interest in Orthodox Jews as a simple, perhaps even laudable, recognition of the community’s...
From Medicine to the Messy World of Politics // A conversation...
Mehmet Cengiz Öz, widely known as Dr. Oz, is a television personality and medical professional who was formerly a cardiothoracic surgeon. Born June 11,...
Five Reasons Why “The Customer Is Always Right” Is Wrong
The phrase “The customer is always right” is typically used by businesses to convince customers that they will get good service and to convince...
