The nuclear deal with Iran has been accompanied by a large amount of crystal ball gazing among its defenders and opponents as to how the legitimization of Tehran’s nuclear capacity will impact … more

More than two and a half years after it was shuttered by Hurricane Sandy, the Long Beach Cinemas are back. more

The Third of Elul marked the 80th yahrtzeit of the saintly Rav Avraham Yitzchak Kook, zt”l. This week’s tribute — the fourth in a series of four — was written by one of our … more

In the opening moments of the new documentary film, “Crossing The Line 2: The New Face of Anti-Semitism On Campus,” the audience experiences campus rallies that portray Israel and Jews as … more

Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey became the second Senate Democrat — after New York Sen. Charles Schumer — to announce that he will vote against the Iran nuclear agreement and to … more

Daphna Krupp’s daily workout (excluding Shabbat) at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore has become somewhat of a ritual. “It’s the gym and the environment,” … more

South Nassau Communities Hospital The Long Beach Emergency Department of South Nassau Communities Hospital opened last week. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by local elected officials, … more

When most of us think of a winemaker, we imagine a stooped old French man complete with walrus mustache and black beret. Winemaking seems like a mystic profession with secrets passed down from father … more

Losing weight can seem like a daunting task. There’s an industry built around helping people who want to lose weight. There are fad diets (Atkins, Paleo, cabbage soup, Weight Watchers, … more

Nothing is more mystifying to a person who wants to understand photography than light. Books, classrooms and websites on photographic lighting sometimes add to the confusion. Using light involves … more