(JTA) — From the halls of the United States Capitol to the streets of Europe, politicians and activists protesting against...

WASHINGTON (JTA) — The Biden administration is naming 12 people to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Council, many of whom...

(JTA) — Despite the continuing COVID chaos and the mounting protests about China’s human rights record, the 2022 Beijing Olympics...

BERLIN (JTA) — Alwin Meyer knew about the Holocaust when he made his first trip to Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration...

WASHINGTON (JTA) — An array of liberal-leaning Jewish groups, including bodies of the Reform and Reconstructionist movements, have told two...

MADRID (JTA) — Beneath a sprawling 14th-century building with moss-furrowed terrace walls and interiors painted in garish strokes of purple...

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Stephen Breyer, the oldest justice on the Supreme Court and one of its minority of three liberal...

(JTA) — Among the most challenging decisions Lili Rosen had to make while translating a children’s book about sexuality into...

(JTA) — Items from the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s library are being sold at online auction this...

(JTA) – What really happened near a beach in Israel in 1948? The question, once debated in a 20-year-old libel...