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Brexit in Bali
It’s not the JFK assassination or 9/11, but even so, I’ll never forget where I was when I first read about Brexit.
Brexit and the global democracy deficit
I arrived in London early on the afternoon of June 24, already knowing the results of the Brexit vote.
Have we taken leave of our senses?
As a British Jew in London, I got a rude awakening on the morning of June 24.
Letters to the editor: Political balance, anti-Semitism, Harris Newmark and more
Shmuel Rosner’s column this past week is very troubling (“The Formerly Orthodox American Jews,” June 24).
A generosity gap? Not on our watch
For anyone concerned about the future of Los Angeles and the role of charitable giving in creating a healthy community here for us all, a recent study by the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is cause for serious concern.
Words that presidents won’t say
The controversy over President Barack Obama’s refusal to use the words “Islamic terrorism” is not unprecedented.
Ultra-Orthodox feminism: Not a contradiction in terms
I am an ultra-Orthodox feminist.
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