More than 150 people submitted opponent testimony against a bill that would require school districts to allow students to be ...

Developers Brad Kowit and Gregg Levy of KL Holdings LLC in Cleveland and the Cleveland Jewish News were among the award ...

Civil rights icon Ruby Bridges will be the keynote speaker at Legal Aid’s 119th Annual Meeting Nov. 25 at Hilton Cleveland ...

Living a good, happy and fun life sometimes involves cultivating habits and mindsets that contribute to overall well-being ...

University School in Hunting Valley was ranked the No. 1 private K-12 school in Ohio for the third consecutive year, ...

The iconic film “Some Like It Hot” has been heating up screens since 1959 with the comic antics of Jack Lemmon and Tony ...

There were plenty of people Morton Klein was eager to praise as he ascended the stage at Cipriani 42nd Street on Sunday night to address a room dense with black ...

With the clock ticking before the end of Joe Biden’s presidency, his administration has imposed a new round of sanctions targeting Israeli extremists deemed responsible for violence against Palestinia ...

Now, four years later, as Trump prepares to reenter the White House, some of that cast of characters is back while others have dropped off the stage. Other Jewish figures are making their entrances ...

James P. Oliver, corporate associate at Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP in Cleveland, was named a Smart Business Dealmakers Rising Star, a program working to identify up-and-coming dealmaking professionals en ...

Can the kingdom be trusted to broker lasting peace, especially when its own internal and external challenges, including its human-rights record, remain prominent?

As the National Book Awards gears up for its annual literary awards show this Wednesday, the foundation is defending its decision to honor someone who recently republished an infamous antisemitic ...