Strength is in numbers, and for the Jewish community and the African American community, strength is also found in allyship.

Jews shouldn’t have to face what I call the ‘Jewish tax’ and pay extra money to go to private school, because they’re afraid for their safety,” Sarah Golabek-Goldman told JNS.

A version of this piece first ran as part of the New York Jewish Week’s daily newsletter, rounding up the latest on politics, culture, food and what’s new with Jews ...

When Agudath Israel humanizes these issues, it makes it a lot easier for these representatives to go out and advocate,” New ...

With school budgets growing tighter and tighter because of declining enrollment, rising operating costs and property tax caps ...

Hillel at Ohio University rededicated its newly renovated building at 21 Mill St. to the Terry and Sam D. Roth Center for ...

While Ohioans are worrying over the cost of living and getting pummeled with campaign ads in the waning weeks of the midterm ...

A monument, replacing one that was vandalized, has stood outside a church for more than two decades as the court weighs whether it can be displayed at the Statehouse.

When Orange native Arielle Gurman was asked by Cleveland Foundation President and CEO Lillian Kuri to reflect on her earliest memories of benevolence, she was reminded of a principle that ...

Brad Lander, former New York City comptroller and Democratic nominee for a congressional seat in New York considered safe for Democrats, said that it is an “honor” to receive an ...

Vice President JD Vance has refused to endorse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, just a day after President Donald Trump announced his support for the incumbent Israeli leader.

Foundations and other grantmakers are increasingly asking Cleveland-area nonprofits to show not just what they do, but what ...