Six students from Woodmere, Cedarhurst and Lawrence were among 28 college undergraduates participating in the 12th annual Summer Science Research Internship Program operated jointly by Bar-Ilan … more

Nefesh B’Nefesh’s 64th chartered aliyah flight brought 215 olim frm the United States and Canada to Ben Gurior Airport, last week. Onboard were 22 families with 75 children, 15 … more

Yankee Stadium is home to the winningest franchise in baseball, a rabid fan base, and a secret elevator. Well, maybe it’s not exactly a secret, but very few people know where it is. When … more

This is the way. The St. John’s Episcopal Hospital Way. Far Rockaway’s hospital was celebrated last Wednesday as Brookhaven Avenue at Beach 20th Street was named St. John’s … more

  University of Haifa researchers have discovered a significant association between autism and accelerated development of neurons in embryos. The findings shed new light on the … more

In a groundbreaking development in the fight against myeloma, Israeli researchers have developed a targeted procedure to effectively destroy cancer within bone marrow. Myeloma, also known as … more

The following remarks were delivered to the Knesset Committee on Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Affairs on July 25. I currently serve as president of the Louis D. Brandeis Center for … more

Ringing the ceremonial opening bell above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at 9:30 am is typically a joyful occasion, often celebrating financial achievement or momentous steps for a company. … more

Behold the coleslaw! The truth is that most people do not. Found in restaurants and often tossed out with the trash, it’s often ignored or set aside. Who thinks about coleslaw? It’s just … more

Alot of kosher restaurants are the same. Maybe not exactly the same, but familiar. Whether it’s the same type of look, feel, smell, or taste, many kosher restaurants are bound to remind you of … more