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June 19, 2014
Presbyterian Church (USA) votes to allow same-sex weddings in church
U.S. says 75 government scientists possibly exposed to anthrax
As many as 75 scientists working in U.S. federal government laboratories in Atlanta may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria and are being offered treatment to prevent infection from the deadly organism, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
After losing Ayelet, Galenas find joy with new baby, thanks to NIH breakthrough
Even before their daughter, Ayelet Galena, was diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disease called dyskeratosis congenita around her first birthday, parents Hindy Poupko and Seth Galena knew they wanted to have more children.
Considering future, Claims Conference weighs shutting down vs. Holocaust education
A special panel tasked with examining the governance and strategic vision of the Claims Conference is recommending that the organization shift its long-term focus to Holocaust education and remembrance, JTA has learned.
The end of an era
For Craig Taubman, Rabbi David Wolpe and the Friday Night Live Community
Investigative report skewers Yeshiva U. for past investment practices
The Jewish Channel, together with TakePart, has published an investigative report on Yeshiva University.
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