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Conservative legal experts are expressing alarm at the widening scope of the probe launched in May by special counsel Robert Mueller. The probe has

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My Take on the News

Sifrei Torah in Flames This time of year is known as the “silly season,” when journalists must search desperately for interesting stories to report.

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Letting Loose on Our Vacation

A number of years ago, when I was a bochur learning at the Mir in Eretz Yisroel, Rav Binyomin Finkel, the son of the

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Let’s Do It For Malky

There are certain issues where we need not always react. The Torah tells us that if we see a lost object, we must attempt

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Rabbi Juravel’s Lessons

An Interview With Rabbi Dovid Juravel About His Groundbreaking 39 Melachos CDs Upon the release of Rabbi Dovid Juravel’s groundbreaking 39 Melachos CDs, the

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People is People

Maybe because it was a slow news week, or because the Trump-Russia story is getting tiresome, or because it was a convenient way for

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Mueller Probe Looking Beyond Russian Election Meddling

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Is the End of Hezbollah’s Nasrallah the Start of Hope for Peace?