Tasting History

This week’s parsha opens with the words, “Ve’aileh hamishpotim asher tosim lifneihem – These are the laws that you shall place before them.” Rabi

The Torah Was Given to Humans, Not Malachim

This is a true story. Really. I can’t say that every single word transpired with one person, but certainly these things happened with a

There are a number of mysteries associated with Parshas Shekolim. However, unraveling at least some of them can help us understand some of our

The alarming discovery last week of a biological laboratory in a Las Vegas garage, owned by a Chinese national and suspected of housing deadly

Tough Stance on Budget Leads to Progress on Draft Law Last week, I began my humble column with the subject of Iran. I mentioned

Democrats who are still in the minority in both the House and Senate are attempting to impose their will on both the majority of

Back in the days of horse-drawn buggies and Morse code, the marvels of technology which we enjoy today would have been considered little short