The classic treat for Purim gets a child-friendly makeover with chocolate rolled into the dough and used as filling. Double yum.

Hadassah President Ellen Hershkin shares a Purim message with readers, connecting Queen Esther and the holiday with modern times—and modern women.

Purim was never one of my favorite holidays—until I became a feminist. And now, as the new executive editor of this magazine, I am again reexamining the holiday.

Wireless headphones are helping seniors affected by hearing loss reengage with their community—at lectures, performances and other cultural events.

The cheapest model costs less than $10,000 and comes with one partition for rainwater and a separate, larger one for dipping.

Like AirBnB for hospital visits, Archimedicx aims to provide access to the world's top hospitals, providing the ultimate in comparison health care shopping.

We expect our children to follow a set path—college, career, family. How should parents react when that path is derailed by depression?

Purim’s tale of good versus evil—and a heroic queen—teaches about politics and human initiative in a world in which miracles have ended.