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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community These images coming out of France earlier this week should be seen by every single New Yorker, as...
In the world of supersmart criminals that somehow manage to get caught almost immediately, there is a category of people who are pretending to be something they’re not.
I don’t know what goes on under other people’s talleisim during Birchas Kohanim, but I know I have to do something about what’s going on under mine. Definitely before I have grandchildren.
I think that with all this competition to have the fanciest chasunah on the block, we should probably do the same thing with brissin.
A bris is literally introducing a new person into Klal Yisrael. Why don’t we go all out?
Ever since I wrote my first column about AI, a lot of people, or possibly robots, have been requesting that I write another.
I feel like oven manufacturers might not be super in tune to what Jewish customers want in a new stove.
Welcome to Part 883 of my ongoing series about how the new stuff you buy isn’t always better than the old stuff.
One of the things no one tells you about having chickens is that once you’ve built an entire infrastructure in your backyard and most of your chickens die, you’re like, “Well, we might as well get new chickens.” It’s a never-ending cycle.
