If she is elected president, Hillary Clinton would have access to the most sensitive secrets held by the government. The ongoing email scandal puts her suitability for that kind of access in … more

Ninety-million evangelical Protestants are part of the backbone of American civil society. These Bible-believing Christians have eclipsed mainline Protestants who comprised the Protestant … more

Controversy over the way an elite Riverdale school handled a student’s drawing of a swastika-like symbol has reportedly led the school to add more education about the Holocaust. The Ethical … more

The Arab journalist whom the New York Times has hired to report on Israel has come up with the most “terrifying” example yet of Israeli oppression: The issuing of parking tickets to … more

On his deathbed, Yaakov gives blessings to all his children. The first three sons — Reuven, Shimon and Levi — receive farewell wishes which are not as pleasant as those given to the rest … more

A few weeks ago, the school I am currently teaching at, Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan, had the honor and pleasure of receiving a brief visit from the Israeli government minister Naftali … more

The conviction of former state Senator Dean Skelos creates a power vacuum in Albany, and also puts voters in the 9th Senate District in a unique position to determine the balance of power in the … more

In honor of Chanukah, the Early Childhood Division of Shulamith School for Girls went to Cup o Fun in Valley Stream where they enjoyed exercising their gross motor skills —jumping, running and … more

Sixth graders at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, are having an amazing time participating in E2K, an after-school enrichment program designed to … more

As part of their language arts lesson on writing “how to” stories, first graders at HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, brainstormed on … more