A recent Pew survey breaks Jewish Americans down into 2 broad categories based on beliefs - but while God may not be on the menu, some say this distinction doesn't work for them

5 of 9 justices say state treated secular activities 'more favorably than at-home religious exercise'; liberal minority: ruling 'hurting ability to address public health emergency'

With release of his new book, former UK chief rabbi discusses cancel culture, restoring morality and Israel’s missed opportunities

Community used recent Jewish fast day to mourn COVID-19 victims and dedicate a memorial garden at historic complex of 42 cemeteries

Attorney for plaintiffs, including Orthodox Jews, slams US state for 'irrational targeting of houses of worship'; restriction limited attendance to 25%, less than other gatherings

Some analysts see trend of crackpot cures, conspiracy theories as natural result of a society trying to come to terms with an unprecedented health pandemic

More than 60% of those who believe in God feel coronavirus is a sign telling humanity to change; 55% feel at least somewhat that God will protect them from being infected

Emily Sigalow's new book 'American JewBu' details how the Eastern religion has attracted Jewish believers and influenced modern Judaism since it hit the Western Hemisphere in 1893

COVID-19 pandemic upends plans for holidays of Passover and Easter, as well as Hindu and Sikh new year's celebrations; Muslims pray outbreak will ease by Ramadan

In Jewish, Christian, Muslim congregations across the country, leaders are suspending services, banning large weddings and funerals