Jonathan Tobin argues that Rep. Dan Goldman’s primary defeat marks the end of an era of Jewish acceptance in the Democratic Party.

Israel’s nature authority warns beachgoers not to touch pufferfish, lionfish or rabbitfish after venomous carcasses washed ashore.

At 100, the comedy legend is still working, with a ‘Spaceballs’ sequel on the way and tributes pouring in from Ben Stiller to NASA.

A new international project is using AI and chemistry to trace where the Dead Sea Scrolls were written, copied, and hidden.

Colonie Chabad marks 50 years since the Entebbe rescue with two free July programs: a bagel brunch and a film night at Siena College.

He may have kept the young republic afloat. The largely forgotten story of patriot financier Haym Salomon.

A unanimous cabinet vote on Gideon Sa’ar’s proposal puts Israel on track to become the 35th country to recognize the Armenian Genocide.

After 19 years raising funds for the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York, Linda Pollack reflects on what she is leaving behind.

Beth Emeth’s sisterhood is teaching Mah Jongg over three July evenings in Albany, with sets and refreshments provided.

What did six American universities give up for Qatar’s billions? A look inside the opaque deals that built Doha’s Education City.