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Unlike many delis that serve it cold, Shapiro’s offers their roast beef warm, which elevates it to another dimension. The meat is seasoned simply but perfectly, allowing the natural flavors to shine ...

San Wei, which serves pastrami sandwiches along with churros and biang biang noodles, tells a uniquely American story.

To be kosher is to be different. On airplanes and at business dinners, the kosher consumer stands out.

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For Gaby and Sonya Gropman, a trip to Munich to retrieve a kiddush cup represented a homecoming to a land where there is no ...

From the fall of Rome to the rise of Christianity, Tom Holland's books offer a modern lens on ancient history. Here, we rank ...

As Ahmed Shaheed put it in his landmark report to the UN, antisemitism is “toxic to democracies,” a threat not only to Jews, ...

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Harvard is going to have to argue in federal court —one way or another— that the courts pay no attention to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that sits behind the curtain over there outside of the court’s ...

On a rainy recent Saturday, amid the routine hustle and bustle of Penn Station’s Moynihan Train Hall, one thing stood out from the crowd: a massive inflatable pickle.

The scion of Yiddish theater royalty announces a “coda” to a spectacular career — a concert at SF Symphony on April 26.