EndNote
Every artist wants his album to be as perfect as can be, but sometimes he has to take a gamble.
News In Depth
How chassidic activist Moshe Margareten fought apathy and partisanship to push prison reform through Congress
Catching up With
Walter Bingham has defied the odds for close to a century and has ambitions to carry on for the foreseeable future
The Current
Court victory recognizes parents’ rights to choose in battle over yeshivah education
The Current
Newly appointed Illinois state representative Rabbi Yehiel Kalish thinks his identity is no obstacle in the world of politics
Washington Wrap
Since it opened last week, about 6,000 meals have been served to government workers, who can also take food home to their families
Washington Wrap
Will moderate Democrats boot their BDS colleagues?
Global View
“…if you use the internet with any regularity and don’t also take significant steps to obscure your identity, advertisers are able to target you with pretty unnerving specificity”
Eye on Europe
“The UK has been a major power for five centuries and Brexit won’t change that. But it will change the way that Britain focuses that power”
Press Pass
“There is an urge to tweet or post on Facebook every small thought, every unverified development. It’s good entertainment, but it’s not good journalism”
Bricks and Ladders
Shiri is annoyingly pretty. “But the rest of BY of B can use a little TLC,” I continue. “I mean, what is up with the Plain-Jane look?”
Teen Fiction
In addition to religiously going by my never-a-dull-moment mantra, I wasn’t going to let my sickness ruin my love for life and fun
