By AJ Rosmarin Oct. 20 was the anniversary of the tornadoes that tore through Dallas on a Sunday night and caused havoc. Homes, schools, businesses and places of worship were…
By Sheryl Lilly Pidgeon I am a journalist. It gives me a great sense of purpose to bring news, knowledge and enrichment to readers on a variety of topics. The…
By Loren Jacobson Science cannot tell us when life begins; instead, our understanding about the mystery of life is informed by our religious beliefs. For this reason, when Justice Ruth…
Next Tuesday, Nov. 3, is a very special day in America. The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November is Election Day, a date set by federal law for…
The season for voting is upon us! Every four years, eligible American voters celebrate our democracy by engaging in a robust political process and voting for their choice to be…
We are living in turbulent times. COVID-19, economic upheaval, racial tension, protests, rioting, fires, hurricanes, challenges to law enforcement, property destruction, U.S. Supreme Court nomination, President Trump’s hospitalization and the…
By Marc R. Stanley October is here, and the best teams of baseball are about to descend on our Lone Star state for the World Series, filling the Global Life…
Last Friday, on Erev Rosh Hashanah, the remarkable and redoubtable Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg slipped into eternity. As a lawyer, she was a trailblazing crusader for equal rights for both…
On Friday evening of this week, Sept. 18, Jews across the Greater Dallas community and throughout the world will mark the beginning of Rosh Hashanah 5781, the opening of Judaism’s…
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. quote “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” exemplifies the purpose that embodies intergroup coalition building. In this current climate it seems…