A range of security, economic and social issues will confront voters next month as they head to the polls. What’s the Jewish voter to do?

Fiction 1940  by Jay Neugeboren. (Two Dollar Radio, 274 pp. $15) In his new novel, his first in over two decades, Jay Neugeboren has performed an

Television Mad Men By 1960, New York’s Madison Ave­nue was home to the world’s most powerful advertising agencies, but Jewish agencies—and clients—often weren’t welcome at

The Latest Buzz The honey will be flowing in Israel this Rosh Hashana thanks to an ambitious multiyear program aimed at in­creasing bee forage in

Doggone It “The Jewish Traveler: Los Angeles” (June/July issue) mentioned that “it’s a tradition to line up for an all-beef hot dog at Pink’s,” but

World War II may have ended in 1945, but the search for Nazis continues in new crime thrillers set in Germany, Egypt and Washington, D.C.

Exhibits Warhol’s Jews: Ten Portraits Reconsidered  Andy Warhol’s 1980 take on Jewish luminaries includes a gently smiling Golda Meir, a blue study of Franz Kafka,

‘Bat’ Mitzva Day The National Baseball Hall of Fame in upstate New York is hitting a home run for Jewish baseball slugger Hank Greenberg (above)