Do you care if the information you’re seeing is accurate? Does it bother you that social media algorithms, and media bias, have gotten more extreme than ever before?
I sat down with 5 amazing minds in the sphere of fact checking. Eitan Fischberger, David Collier, Shira Eisenberg, Olga Israel of NGO Monitor, and Gil Hoffman of HonestReporting told stories, analyzed Wikipedia, gave tips on how to navigate misinformation, and so much more. Well worth the watch or listen!
Antizionism is the latest chilling form of supersecessionism — the impulse to eliminate Jews to redeem the world.
One hundred and twenty years ago this month, a celebration was held at New York’s Carnegie Hall on Thanksgiving Day, celebrating 250 years of Jewish presence in the United States.
A good leader acknowledges a group’s past while moving it steadily forward.
What a pleasant and inspiring way to start off my week.
As we get older, what do we do to replace lap sitting or chasing her around the couch like I did early in the marriage?
Our community invests heavily in academic and spiritual excellence, but the emotional well-being of our youth deserves equal attention.
As much as I wish the fighting between Israel and Hamas were over, the sad fact is that it is not.
What through the years I had sensed as an unnamable shadow grew slowly into an unbreachable divide after October 7th.
Although the American Dream has taken its lumps in recent years amidst the politicization of everything, it may be the last innocent idea we have left.
Only people who enter this conversation already convinced that Jews or Israel are behind every evil could look at the same evidence and conclude Israel — rather than the U.S., the U.K., the Gulf monarchies, or American billionaires — is the real story.
The film, “15 DAYS: The Real Story of America’s Pandemic School Closures,” is one woman’s effort to expose a scandal that has grown only more shameful with time.
Students at the University of Michigan Central Student Government (CSG) have brought forward Assembly Resolution 15-051, The Divest for Humanity Act, a BDS resolution, to be voted on the night of November 18.
It’s time to let the lunatics run their own asylums: carve out two new breakaway parties that will better represent each one’s respective crackpot fringe.
As I wandered through the bustling waves of humanity at Costco, I thought of an article I read recently on a retail ecosystem that has gone in the other direction: shopping malls.
On the slow road to redemption, the first rule is to just keep going.
Every dollar raised will go directly toward programs that offer tangible help and are completely free of charge for families.
An Israel that is good for America is a terribly inconvenient message for Israel-haters like Carlson and his ilk. That’s why it’s an urgent imperative that we make the case.
First of two parts
