Continuing with its life-saving missions, Achiezer teamed up with Hatzalah of the Rockaways and Nassau County last Sunday to train roughly 100 area residents in CPR and choking procedures. Many … more

A number of America’s most vituperative anti-Israel activists woke up on Feb. 17 to discover that they had been named and spotlighted by a mysterious new website called Canary Mission, visible … more

Down past the Big Chicken, the 56-foot-high, steel-beaked beacon of extra crispy that may be this town’s most prized landmark, the wedge of dirt hard by Interstate 75 is notable only for its … more

The New York State Education Department has announced its plans for the disbursement of the $250 million in mandated services and Comprehensive Attendance Program (CAP) reimbursement the legislature … more

New York Islanders’ Matt Martin, four-time winner of the Bob Nystrom award, visited HAFTR’s Hillel Day camp, speaking about the importance of staying fit. He shared the story of his … more

As Congress debates whether or not to support the Iran nuclear deal, the same discussion is taking place in Jewish communities around the country, where many will inevitably look to their … more

When Rav Yitzchak Hutner (author of the Pachad Yitzchak) was learning in Slobodka Yeshiva in the early 1900s, one of the students went from Slobodka to Berlin to be with Rav Dovid Tzvi Hoffman. When … more

Towards the beginning of this week’s Torah portion, Va’Eschanan, we are given Moshe’s reminder that we are not to add anything to the Torah, nor to detract from it (4:2). This is … more

Political discussion can be frustrating. Especially recently, it seems the conversation has become even more binary than usual. If the Supreme Court’s decision on same-sex marriage was not … more

This week, a bunch of journalists, foreign policy wonks, and assorted pundits received an email from the White House that began with the legendary words, “Hey, I’m Ben Rhodes, a Deputy … more