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– 1 – George W. Bush U.S. President A day after the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, the late political commentator Charles Krauthammer

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Democrats at a Crossroad: Will They Heed This Data Scientist’s Advice?

The Democrats won this past presidential election, which normally would be a cause for celebration. Then why is the party the subject of one

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Last Ditch Effort To Recognize Trump As Victor

An Exclusive Interview with Howard Kleinhendler The next twist in the unlike-any-other-presidential-election came Monday, when a lawsuit by a Texas congressman was filed seeking

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Cartoonists Prepare to Train Lampoon Guns at Joe Biden

The right to skewer politicians is enshrined in the Constitution and is as American as apple pie. Few enjoy this right with as much

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Reign of Inspection and Terror Descends on Boro Park

Inspectors swarming through dozens of Boro Park yeshivos and filming students screaming in terror. Armed sheriffs threatening to bust open yeshivos’ front doors. Inspectors

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NY Scraps Yeshiva Regulations, Citing ‘Unprecedented’ 140,000 Comments

When the call went out last summer that New York’s education department was opening a 60-day public comment period to hear what people thought

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Rav Chaim Leibish Rottenberg Opens Cuomo’s Annual Address

The rebbe whose house in Monsey was the scene of one of the worst anti-Semitic attacks in years delivered the opening blessing at Gov.

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Hundreds of Thousands Celebrate the 13th Siyum Hashas of Daf Yomi

“Please send information about daf hayomi,” pleads a letter to the editor in a 1982 edition of the now-defunct Jewish Observer, the truncated sentences

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Rush of Anti-Semitic Attacks Culminates in Brutal Butchery in Monsey

Armed with an 18-inch machete, a masked man walked into a Chanukah lighting ceremony of a Monsey rebbe on Motzoei Shabbos and began a

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NYC Report Gives Yeshivos Excellent Grades. Will Media Bias Ruin it?

At the face of it, a report by New York City’s Department of Education gives excellent grades to its handful of yeshivos whose secular

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Democrats at a Crossroad: Will They Heed This Data Scientist’s Advice?

Last Ditch Effort To Recognize Trump As Victor

Cartoonists Prepare to Train Lampoon Guns at Joe Biden

Reign of Inspection and Terror Descends on Boro Park

NY Scraps Yeshiva Regulations, Citing ‘Unprecedented’ 140,000 Comments

Rav Chaim Leibish Rottenberg Opens Cuomo’s Annual Address

Hundreds of Thousands Celebrate the 13th Siyum Hashas of Daf Yomi

Rush of Anti-Semitic Attacks Culminates in Brutal Butchery in Monsey

NYC Report Gives Yeshivos Excellent Grades. Will Media Bias Ruin it?

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