The Nazis stole Alice Urbach’s cookbook. In her new book, her granddaughter, Karina, reclaims Alice’s story—and Jews’ rightful place in European life.

Swap the traditional potatoes for cheese to honor Judith, a badass biblical woman.

We shouldn’t assume that “progressive” branches of Judaism are always more feminist than traditional ones.

Sukkot is an urgent reminder not to take our land for granted.

The right to abortion has deep roots across religions. But framing the fight for bodily autonomy as a religious issue has limits.

With the holidays falling on the same day this year, I’m celebrating my Irish-Jewish heritage.

Hanukkah might be over this year, but the problem persists.

Without cholent, the crockpot might never have been invented.

Historically, pandemics have inflamed underlying societal biases against immigrants and minorities. We must not let Coronavirus do the same.