Inter-Office Memos
I can only imagine the mayhem that would ensue if my boys had access to technology
One Big Beautiful Bill
The bill runs to some 1,000 pages, and a dozen or so of its provisions have attracted wide attention
What We’re Here For
Do you have a safety pin? Rolling pin? A bowling pin?
The Yid from the American Dream
“Baruch Hashem, you’re the gabbai. The machine said, ‘Press one for Rabbi Eisenman.’ I would never bother a rav with this issue”
When the President Came to Shul
On a sweltering Friday afternoon, June 9, 1876, an extraordinary scene played out
The Moment: Issue 1065
Last week, the Torah world suffered a blow with the passing of Rabbi Ezzy Newhouse, a beloved longtime Lakewood resident and marbitz Torah
Choose Life
Chained in a Hamas dungeon, freed hostage Eli Sharabi knew he was never truly captive
Shedding Childhood Beliefs
The root of emotional eating runs deep
Our Woman in Beirut
Shulamit Cohen-Kishik was a wife, mother of seven, and… an Israeli spy
The Third Step
I was a woman and I was single. What did that mean to my employers?
Family First Inbox: Issue 947
“Rather than trying to convince them not to hate us, let’s learn what it is we have so dear that they hate us for”
