Jews have been strong advocates for immigrants. Will that change under Trump 2.0?
Jewish organizations are brainstorming how they can help immigrants and refugees at a time when the new president is moving swiftly against them.
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The Reuben Sandwich At This No-Frills Restaurant Is Worth The Drive From Anywhere In Louisiana
In the heart of New Orleans, a culinary gem awaits. Stein’s Market and Deli isn’t just a sandwich shop; it’s a portal to ...
‘Quordle’ Hints And Answers For Friday, February 7
Looking for some help with today’s Quordle words? Some hints and the answers are right here to give you a hand.
Cutting Costs Alone Won’t Make Government More Efficient
T he Trump Administration has decided what the path to efficient government looks like: Cut costs, cut programs, cut jobs.
3 Things Ultra Successful People Refuse To Do
Become successful faster when you stop compromising. Protect your time and energy and demand the best for yourself. Here's ...
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Grad student resigns from on-campus job amid NYU Langone protests
A graduate student worker at the Wagner School of Public Policy resigned after NYU Langone Health reportedly denied ...
University of Arkansas21h
The Diamond Line Literary Magazine Seeks Submissions for 11th Issue
For the upcoming 11th issue, the magazine is looking for work that relates to the theme of light and dark; written and visual work that showcases the whole breadth of the spectrum: light, dark, and ...
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Strong resolve, weakened means: Jews try to keep focus on immigration and refugees under Trump 2.0
HIAS, Jewish Family Services, synagogues and activist groups share how they’re dealing with the new administration.
Winston-Salem Journal18h
NC gains federal renewal of key funding source for medical debt relief, Medicaid expansion
A key federal funding commitment has been renewed that's at the heart of making possible North Carolina's ground-breaking ...