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Her Turn to Shine
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Wave of the Future
As the midterm fiasco convulses the GOP, can a buoyant DeSantis power past Donald Trump?
Gedalia Guttentag
US Midterms: 2022
So Much for the Red Wave  
To understand why the actual result was more of a mild ripple, we need to look behind the numbers and trends
Omri Nahmias
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Work/Life solutions with Moe Mernick
As we wrap up this column (for now), the team at Mishpacha felt that the best possible candidate for a final interview would be me
Moe Mernick
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Work/Life Solutions with Yoni Palmer
"Writing a book when you’re depressed is one serious challenge. But I knew it had to be done, that it was something that could benefit the tzibbur"
Moe Mernick
Yardsticks
Yardsticks: Chapter 43
“Oh, goodness, I’m so happy. It’s amazing what a good fit does to a gown. Beautiful, beautiful”
Esty Heller
Yardsticks
Yardsticks: Chapter 42
It was not my place to tell Yocheved what to do. This was her business, her responsibility. I couldn’t change the world
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Enjoy the Work of Teshuvah
Can it really be true that we’re naturally wired to find joy in avodas Hashem?
Rabbi Levi Lebovitz
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The making of a martyr
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The Ball I Dropped 
14 women give us a look at the balls they’re keeping in the air — and the ones they’re letting go of for now
Family First Contributors
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She glanced in the mirror and reapplied her lipstick. She was becoming her mother. But it wouldn’t hurt to look presentable

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