State lawmakers say university may have misled agency to get over $230 million earmarked for non-religious purposes while claiming religious protections to reject campus Pride club

Talia Avrahami leaves Shenk Shul after controversy over her employment at Brooklyn's Magen David Yeshivah

In 'Uncle Charlie Killed Dutch Schultz,' author Alan Geik tells about 'heimishe' first-generation US Jews bootlegging, running gambling rackets and committing the occasional murder

City saw 263 attacks in 2022, or one every 33 hours on average; $11,000 offered for info on suspect who shouted 'Kanye 2024' during assault; Hasidic man rammed with car in Brooklyn

Aron Rosner gets 9 months confinement for helping cult kidnap 2 children from their mother's home in 2018, in case that has imprisoned group's leadership, scattered members

Agudath Israel of America's 'Know Us' initiative aims to push back against critical series of articles on Jewish schools, using billboards, white paper report, online outreach

In 'Turn Every Page,' out Dec. 30, Lizzie Gottlieb captures the often tense relationship between her father, editing great Robert Gottlieb, and lauded political author Robert Caro

Decades after her crestfallen son prompted Gail Nalven Fuchs to decorate her Brooklyn home to rival any Christmas display, the festive setup continues to delight neighbors

In a three-story tribute to the Theater District located in its heart, the majority of featured musicals and plays bear the mark of the Tribe, from Tony Kushner to Stephen Sondheim

Ruling upholds previous decision as university battles Pride Alliance and appears to be moving toward another appeal to the US Supreme Court