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November 2, 2016

Democrats, Republicans see opportunities in tightening race

With seven days left to the end of one of the rockiest and ugliest presidential campaigns in the history of the U.S., public opinion polls are indicating an extremely tight race with Donald Trump gaining rapidly on Hillary Clinton.

Voting the Jewish way

For those of us in California this election season, we all know that this ballot is long.

UCLA exhibition recalls Jewish glory days in Boyle Heights

Visitors to UCLA soon will be able to step back in time, to an era when Cesar Chavez Avenue was named Brooklyn Avenue, the delicatessens sold pickles out of barrels and Yiddish was a commonly spoken language.

HBO mum on status of Ari Shavit book documentary

HBO is not discussing the status of a documentary project based on a book by Ari Shavit, the Israeli journalist who in the past two weeks has been accused twice of sexual harassment.

Fallout from Journal sexual assault story ripples worldwide

For prominent Israeli journalist and author Ari Shavit, admitting that he was the subject of a Journal cover story about sexual assault could mean more than the end of his work at a newspaper and television station.

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