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What Really Counts

Yael Zoldan

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Bracha Stein

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Her Turn to Shine

Sara Lebenman

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Any Man a Prince

Ora McCarthy

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It Only Takes One

Rachel Glass

The Current: Trump Strikes Back

The Return of Trump: Security Detail

The Secret Service has a storied past of triumph and tragedy

Yaakov Lipszyc

The Current: Trump Strikes Back

The Return of Trump: What Doesn't Kill

Shaken, defiant, and now professing unity, Donald Trump takes center stage again

Gedalia Guttentag

Flashback

Flashback: Editor's Letter, Issue 717

With me, numbers have never been just numbers; they’re characters with their own distinctive personalities. It’s just the way it is S ome tell me that this is all a creation of my mind, conjured up to help me process things since you went, but they’re wrong. It’s been like this ever since I can

Bassi Gruen

Flashback

Flashback: Parshah, Issue 620

With me, numbers have never been just numbers; they’re characters with their own distinctive personalities. It’s just the way it is S ome tell me that this is all a creation of my mind, conjured up to help me process things since you went, but they’re wrong. It’s been like this ever since I can

Faigy Peritzman

F is for Friendship

“But, but….” I sounded like the sputtering last cup of soda in a slush machine. “That doesn’t make any sense,” I finally said

Ruchama Schnaidman

F is for Friendship

F is for Friendship

Tzivi wasn’t the writer, I thought. I glanced around the classroom. That left twenty-two other girls. Well, twenty-one because it wasn’t Penina

Ruchama Schnaidman

Reflections

The Mother Myth

Mothers get too much blame for their children’s issues

Sarah Chana Radcliffe

Reflections

Daytime Drama-Free Conflict

You shouldn’t follow the “don’t go to sleep angry at your spouse” rule

Sarah Chana Radcliffe

Embrace New Beginnings: Letters for Elul Zeman

Embrace New Beginnings: Letters for Elul Zeman

Letters of advice and uplift for the new Elul zeman

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“I can’t take this, the waiting!” she muttered. “Just wake me up when I’m married…” From across the street, the woman looked up, and smiled

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She glanced in the mirror and reapplied her lipstick. She was becoming her mother. But it wouldn’t hurt to look presentable

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