Arriving in America in the 1890's, songwriter Shloime “Solomon” Smulewitz became the epitome of the 'Wandering Jew.' ...

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In the soul searching that the Democratic party has begun, that is perhaps the point that stings the most: a sense that they ...

Her grandfather, Harry Burroughs, fled Russian pogroms and moved to the U.S., where he launched philanthropic endeavors.

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He ruefully laughed at the irony. With no potential customers, maybe investing in the tradition didn’t make a lot of sense. And then I remembered my own modest field of Day of the Dead marigolds.

When 20 children were murdered two weeks before Christmas in Newtown, Conn., my worldview shifted.

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Psychologically safe classrooms where students trust their teachers can help them learn, writes this letter to the editor.