New York
Watch the recording or read the transcript of our columnist’s conversation last week about the hasidic yeshiva controversy.
Our society should support these minority communities in their pursuit of their way of life.
Once a month in Manhattan, a small group of committed collectors gather to share their latest finds, identify fakes, pass on knowledge, and share in the arts of material remembering.
Two Jewish journalists join us to talk about attacks that most others prefer to ignore.
Albany should instead be encouraging alternatives to public schooling—religious schools included.
“The child is not the mere creature of the state”
Anti-Catholic bigotry and “substantial equivalency.”
An expansion of freedom to follow halakhah, or a license to kill?
The consequences of efforts to force state curriculum guidelines on ultra-Orthodox schools.
Mordecai Manuel Noah’s Ararat.
An important piece of legislation.
Religious schools save New York taxpayers billions, yet the state legislature has dropped a tax-relief measure for parents with children in religious schools. Why?
The New York City human-rights commission is prosecuting several Jewish businesses for posting a dress code. The case is not only groundless but based. . .
