Hanukkah Isn’t Trying to Be the Jewish Christmas — And That’s OK
Just because Hanukkah and Christmas are around the same time doesn’t mean we need to compare them or lump them in together.
Just because Hanukkah and Christmas are around the same time doesn’t mean we need to compare them or lump them in together.
I was just trying to escape reality. I couldn’t keep doing it forever.
Summer vacation plans usually don’t require in-depth risk analysis. But 2020 is no normal year.
As we pray for the president’s recovery, we can only hope that he realizes that following public health advisories protects ourselves and others from the ravages of this illness.
Why do many Americans still shun the safety measures that produced coronavirus success stories in Korea, Taiwan and elsewhere?
I know that my traumatized but fortified DNA can get through this, and much worse.
Our doctors, nurses and pharmacists successfully restructured health care so effectively because we looked first to the needs of patients and colleagues rather than our own.
This pandemic has nothing in the face of true love. Not by COVID-19, not by quarantine, not by masks, not by an abundance of hand sanitizer.
Working moms in the U.S. already make as little as 69 cents for each dollar earned by working dads. We simply cannot afford a backslide.