Leadership and communication coach Drew Kugler shares some of his dos and don\’ts of communication and public speaking, culled from decades of consulting major clients and brands. Drew and Jared also analyze the communication styles of the presidential candidates, and Drew ends the show with a bit of an impromptu coaching session.
A federal judge on Thursday ruled that the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors violated the First Amendment when it decided in 2014 to reinstate a tiny cross to the county\’s seal.
Late one recent afternoon in Beverlywood, a first-grader named Ben was learning about the story of the golden calf.
With just hours before Shabbat begins, the Los Angeles Eruv is down, but Howard Witkin, who coordinates all eruv operations, said he expects the eruv will be operational before Shabbat begins shortly before 7 p.m.
A comparison of AB 1552 obtained by the Journal with AB 2844 shows the new bill is currently on track to be virtually identical to the current version of Allen’s bill, which includes amendments previously proposed by Bloom as a condition of becoming a joint author.
The enthusiasm among Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders’ supporters appears able to weather any political storm.
On scene at AIPAC, Jared and Jacob Kornbluh of Jewish Insider speak Sunday with two leaders of Reform Judaism – Rick Jacobs and Jonah Dov Pesner – about the planned walkout/protest of Donald Trump\’s Monday speech, and what they hope it will achieve.
Some people sat silently. A small group walked out silently. And most stood and applauded as Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump took the stage on the evening of March 21 at a packed Verizon Center in Washington, D.C., one of two venues for this year’s American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s Policy Conference.
Does the latest report on “Principles Against Intolerance,” written by top University of California officials, offer a balanced compromise that would protect Jewish students while safeguarding free speech?
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