Explore how Lower Manhattan’s transformation shaped NYC's future in a screening and conversation with filmmakers Ric Burns & James Sanders.

After the World Trade Center fell, many shaken New Yorkers took unexpected comfort in numbers. As the mayor’s initial order for 10,000 body bags was gradually displaced by an increasingly verifiable e...

During a private hour-long meeting, Jewish clergy across denominations urged the NYC mayor to change how he talks about rhetoric on Israel

Volunteers who accompany Palestinian farmers during harvests say their travel authorizations vanished, sometimes while they were still in the country

With neighborhoods sprawling, a transportation hack opens up new possibilities — and tests the limits of the day of rest

The Michigan Senate nominee’s vision of self-determination for all provides a coherent alternative to the one-state partisans on both the left and right.

A fatal car crash, an unsolved murder and attacks on Jewish establishments have put a Queens community on edge

The Michigan Senate candidate, who has called the Israeli government “evil,” is finding a following among Jewish voters that includes some who identify as Zionist

Surveillance video shows a man setting fire to Nöam, a popular pizza establishment. Canadian Jews say it's part of a pattern officials refuse to name

John Lindsay’s inept handling of a schools control crisis six decades ago as antisemitism swirled offers perspective on claims that Mayor Zohran Mamdani is turning his city into a hellscape for Jews.

John Lindsay’s inept handling of a schools control crisis six decades ago as antisemitism swirled offers perspective on claims that Mayor Zohran Mamdani is turning his city into a hellscape for Jews.

Israeli voters are quietly doing something New York’s mayor can't: putting Netanyahu's coalition on track to lose.

‘Cosmic Engagement Officer’ David Bronner brings the family “All-One” legacy into a campaign for Palestinian rights and Jewish coexistence, promoting peace by doing business with both sides

Giant noses, peyos and booze are props in the Christmas-season plays called verteps, hosted and attended by church officials

Jewish Democrats who opposed the Maine Senate nominee say their party’s push to anoint him offers lessons about compromise on values important to Jewish voters

Elliot Cosgrove says I’m doomed politically as a Jew who seeks a new path for Israel. I invite him to join me in reckoning with our shared spiritual challenge.

A year after the school settled threatened federal action with a commitment to more balanced teaching on Israel, the Middle East studies department Trump tried to seize remains status quo

Judd Rosenblatt believes that we need a new idea to ensure that self-improving AI doesn't delete human values from its code

Melat Kiros has made Israel a wedge issue in her campaign. Polls show the strategy is working.

As America celebrates 250 years, Scott Klein — the sole Jewish chaplain at the country's largest military base — is carrying on a tradition of service that dates back to the Revolution

The confrontations with congressional candidate Scott Wiener bubble from a tradition of Bay Area provocateurs

The race was really a contest over which strategy for fighting antisemitism American Jews should bet on

For the second consecutive year, the UAW bet early on long-shot candidates, putting themselves in opposition to their allies in labor. Now two of its own are set to serve in Congress.

Israel was front and center in defeats of Reps. Dan Goldman and Adriano Espaillat

In race for Congress, Rep. Dan Goldman and his progressive challenger differ on how Democrats should build political coalitions around Israel and Gaza

AIPAC is the most demonized lobby in the US — despite being far from the most effective one

In Manhattan’s heavily Jewish 12th Congressional District, Alex Bores, Micah Lasher and Jack Schlossberg all largely support Israel, even as Gaza and military aid divide Democrats elsewhere

Cape Verde, the island country that shut out Spain, has a rich Sephardic heritage — and a player with likely Jewish ancestry

And here's why it’s time for supremacists and their sympathizers to surrender

The former IDF chief of staff whose son was killed in the Gaza war is rapidly climbing in polls and betting markets, emerging as a leading contender to become Israel’s next prime minister.

Many men are arguing that women use sex to entrap men into marriage. But the Talmud imagines a flipped gender dynamic.

The Texas Senate candidate has insulted millions of Jews (and Christians) with his mockery of basic theology

Eve Adams, a Polish immigrant, died at Auschwitz after being targeted by the NYPD. Now Mayor Mamdani is weighing a request to deem her arrest unjust

Eve Adams, a Polish immigrant, died at Auschwitz after being targeted by the NYPD. Now Mayor Mamdani is weighing a request to deem her arrest unjust

Founders of Makom Lekulanu aim to build on their work as leaders of the coexistence group Standing Together, who’ve been harassed by the political right and face a skeptical left

Israel is thinning refugee camps by demolishing Palestinian homes, as the IDF deploys new security measures and a combat doctrine imported from the Gaza Strip

The Michigan Senate candidate, who has called the Israeli government “evil,” is finding a following among Jewish voters that includes some who identify as Zionist

San Diego Jewish Academy has been hosting Switzerland’s national squad. Cue the snake jokes

An investigation by THE CITY, based on a database of more than 1,200 lawsuits, shows that ICE agents in the field have seized Latinos in numbers that far exceed their share of the undocumented…