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To honor the loss that defined this year, we’re departing from our usual end-of-year practice of highlighting only a few luminaries.

Referring to the card collection of Jewish players, Jackie Bregman, his mother, said "I hope that one day he’s in that collection."

31, in case you didn’t realize, is the reverse of 13, the age in which boys become men according to Jewish law.

The deeper meaning could be that if they were Jewish they would have found something to complain about.

Trump’s election is especially celebrated because it adds Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and key advisor, to the city’s short list of international success stories.

Raisman will be 26 when the 2020 Olympics kick off in Tokyo, but she’s planning to compete again.

The Council of Young Jewish Presidents wants the next generation of philanthropists prepared for the job.

Rod Rosenstein rose to fame this week because of a strongly worded letter he wrote about the FBI Chief

The R&B artist has taken Israel by storm, performing and sightseeing.

As Presidents’ Day was celebrated in America last week, two Jerusalemites were proud to have added to the canon of George Washington’s heritage.