In response to the political chaos enveloping the country, we turn to our leaders for direction. We are privileged to present insights from Harav Elya Brudny, shlita, Rosh Yeshivah of…
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As the crushing effects of the COVID pandemic and uncertainty about its trajectory raised national anxiety to high levels, murmurs that the virus could be beaten back with a vaccine…
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Recent days have ushered in a period of questions for the future of America’s Congress in vastly different forms. Hours before the nation learned that the Capitol was overrun by…
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News of an emerging new strain of the novel coronavirus has led to many questions and concerns. First detected in England about a month ago, it has quickly appeared in…
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No president in recent memory has had a more acrimonious relationship with the media than President Donald Trump. Trump frequently condemned, on Twitter and at press conferences, “fake news.” Twitter…
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News of the U.S. approving and beginning distribution of a COVID vaccine raised hopes that the fight against the deadly pandemic might be turning a corner. It also raised a…
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Six weeks after the election, President Trump is still fighting to the finish. The President is not alone in his fight, and his legal team is as tenacious as he…
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“Vechoshech zu malchus Yavan … Choshech refers to the empire of Yavan, who darkened the eyes of Yisrael with their decrees. They told them, ‘Write on the horn of an…
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In the days before Chanukah, Harav Yaakov Horowitz, shlita, enlightened us with his unique understanding of the lessons we can take from Chanukah and how they should be applied to…
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With the Electoral College set to meet on Monday to select the 46th president of the United States, President Donald Trump and his team continue to advance and argue claims…
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Unraveling the Tangled Web of Deceit That Cost Jonathan Pollard His Freedom for 35 Years For decades, Jonathan Pollard, the only American ever sentenced to life in prison for passing…
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The Supreme Court’s decision to halt strict limitations on the number of people permitted to attend services at houses of worship in areas of New York hard-hit by COVID cases…
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As the Western world was first hit by mass spread of the novel coronavirus last spring, governments acted with near uniformity in enacting shutdowns of society, shuttering schools and all…
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Pfizer’s recent announcement that its COVID-19 vaccine (which it is developing with its German partner BioNTech) is 95% effective made international headlines. The apparent success story is the culmination of…
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If it seemed like 2020 just wasn’t ending, a drawn-out and nail-biting national contest didn’t help the calendar move along any faster. With razor-thin margins, elections 2020 certainly added another…
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Americans following much of the national media’s coverage of domestic politics came to election night with the expectation that a nation furious about the Trump presidency would resoundingly throw him…
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An Interview With One of President Trump’s Legal Defenders President Trump might be fighting the biggest battle of his political life but he’s not fighting alone. Garnering stamina and support…
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Chaotic Presidential Elections in U.S. History Since 1789, when George Washington won the presidency unopposed, the United States has seen 58 presidential elections. Most produced clear victors and either…
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In George Washington’s “Farewell Address,” (September 17, 1796), he warned: “However [parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to…
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Whether navigating the courts of kings and emperors or the halls of power in Western democracies, determining where the Jewish People’s best interests lie has never been an easy or…
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