Republicans still haven’t gotten their act together to a pass a budget, and somehow this is their priority.

Trump and his team keep saying the suspect behind the Boulder, Colorado, attack was here illegally. But was he?

Trump said he would tolerate no antisemitism for people entering the U.S. But Charles Kleinhaus has a history of complaining about Jews online.

The NYPD arrested protesters demanding the release of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil.

The Texas senator once embraced anti-abortion zealot Troy Newman, who has written that Jews and Planned Parenthood share a “bloodguilt.” Now he won’t discuss him.

Can we salvage an egalitarian vision from the ruins of Labor Zionism?

The ancient roots of communal liberty

The rich, Jewish, former mayor of New York is spending millions on this election. Can we criticize him without perpetuating harmful stereotypes?

What would it mean for Bernie Sanders, America’s most famous Jewish politician, to become its commander in chief?

The curious appropriation of “Judeo-Christian” values on the right

Seventy years after its founding, has the Jewish State abandoned the American diaspora?

"Disobedience" is an intimate, subtle examination of a tight-knit community, told through a lesbian love affair.

The real aim of Rajneesh’s anti-Semitism may be mind control.

Filmmaker Joshua Z. Weinstein overcame social, cultural, and linguistic barriers to make his heartbreaking new film, "Menashe," about the Hasidic community.

The new novel by Leonardo Padura is a multigenerational epic of baseball, religion, and a mysterious Rembrandt painting.

Who gets to be an American? This holiday weekend my mixed-up, Trump-voting family will try to answer that question.

Masha Gessen's book about a failed Soviet experiment asks searching questions about Jewish identity.

The reluctant roots of his radicalism.

Ian Buruma’s memoir of his grandparents follows a tradition of haunting elegies by Jewish descendants.