Even Failure Couldn’t Humble Andrew Cuomo
David Suissa
August 10, 2021
This absence of contrition after such an immense failure is perhaps a sign of how intoxicated Cuomo still is with his aura of success.
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Vista Del Mar Opens Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center
Harvey Farr
August 10, 2021
Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services has opened the Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center (GKPAC), a multi-use, award-winning, 299-seat theatre where local and national performers will display their artistry with diverse audiences and Vista students.
USC Faculty Call on University to Condemn Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies for Endorsing Anti-Israel Statement
Aaron Bandler
August 10, 2021
Around 50 USC faculty members urged the university in an August 8 letter to denounce an anti-Israel statement endorsed by the Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies.
What’s the Difference Between Genetic Carrier Screening and Ancestry DNA Tests?
Gene Test Now (Sponsored Article)
August 10, 2021
If you’ve already had an ancestry test, do you need to get genetic carrier screening? Yes!
18 Orthodox Jewish Girls Kicked Off Flight for Swapping Seats, Not Wearing Masks While Eating
Aaron Bandler
August 10, 2021
Eighteen Orthodox Jewish teenage girls were kicked off a flight from Kiev, Ukraine to New York after allegedly violating COVID-19 protocols, although their rabbi is claiming that they were targeted with antisemitism.
CIA Director on Visit to Israel, Palestinian Territories
Mohammad Al-Kassim, The Media Line
August 10, 2021
As tensions rise with Iran and nuclear talks stall, US, Israeli officials convene for talks.
What Jews in NY Need to Know About Kathy Hochul, Who Will Replace Cuomo
Stewart Ain, JTA
August 10, 2021
Kathy Hochul, who is set to succeed Andrew Cuomo as governor of New York, is no stranger to the New York Jewish community.
Rosh Hashanah in Soviet Russia: A Jewish Awakening Behind the Iron Curtain
Gayle Kirschenbaum
August 10, 2021
After growing up in a privileged Jewish neighborhood on Long Island, I was curious to know how Jews who remained in the Soviet Union fared.
Action-Packed Novel “The Sword of David” Envisions Peace in the Middle East
Kylie Ora Lobell
August 10, 2021
While Charles Lichtman didn’t intend his new novel “The Sword of David” to be a cross between “The DaVinci Code” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” one can’t help but draw comparisons between these two epic stories and Lichtman’s action-packed book.
Renewal: Finding Courage to Reinvent Yourself
Audrey Jacobs
August 10, 2021
I feel the shift. It’s time. It’s time to let go of Audrey’s Tent in order to make space for the next chapter of my life, which includes a co-creator.
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