Many Jewish women enthusiastically participated in the January 2017 marches, but relations with the national leadership have soured since then.

A former Hadassah Magazine journalist recalls his 1992 White House meeting with President George H.W. Bush.

Named for legendary Jewish philanthropist Vera Schweitzer, the institute provides legal services and advocates for prison reform.

It’s been more than 130 years since Emma Lazarus died, but she remains a potent symbol linking immigration policy and women’s rights.

A report on plans in London to erect a new Holocaust memorial, plus the latest research on President Roosevelt's wartime record and a unique collection of Holocaust jewelry.

The first two volumes of "Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933-1945" are newly published online in PDF form.

With a new president sworn in on January 20, the Bible calls to us with clarity and urgency, reminding us of our nation's core values.

Rabbi Francine Green Roston, one of the most visible representatives of the small Jewish community in Whitefish, Mont., is rallying locals against an ongoing hate campaign.