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Chicago man suspected of planning mass shooting against Hindus had white supremacist manifesto
Alexandros Paporakis, 19, of Palatine, was arrested on Sunday after an individual reported receiving concerning electronic communications from him, Palatine police said.
Chicago Jewish theater drops Naomi Ragen play, says actors feared repercussions of working with her
Immigration judge clears deportation of Milwaukee Muslim leader on security threat grounds
Chicago hall, playground defaced with antisemitic grafitti, ADL opposes Mamdani plan
This Jewish American school will volunteer in Israel for a month, as result of Hamas massacre
The students will engage in various volunteer activities, including working on farms, providing support to families of soldiers, assisting in hospitals, and preparing care packages for the military.
Antisemitic 'Nazi' graffiti left on former Chicago mayor's home
The graffiti at Rahm Emanuel's property was swiftly removed.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators batter pro-Israel activist helping old man in Skokie
Peter Christos, a member of the activist group Turning Point USA, says protestors punched him, kicked him in the head, and hit him with a flagpole before police were able to intervene.
After a Palestinian-American child is stabbed to death, Jewish groups across the spectrum speak out
"We are not the only ones being targeted in this moment,” the Jewish Council for Public Affairs said in a statement.
Black-led church, Jewish community address painful history through Sukkot
For this interfaith, intergenerational group, constructing an impermanent space was a step forward in what they hope is an enduring relationship.
Kia, Hyundai sued over alleged anti-crime feature failings
The companies are being sued by the City of Chicago after a 104% increase of vehicle theft since 2022.
Do more people love Israel than we think? - opinion
Happiness is good. Have I mentioned that in a poll that includes all ethnicities, we are among the happiest people in the world?
Philadelphia’s American Jewish history museum extends free admission
Misha Galperin, the museum’s president and CEO, said in a statement that the free admission policy aims to combat prejudice.
Can you hold your liquor? Study debunks alcoholics' higher tolerance myth
People with alcohol use disorder are believed to have a higher tolerance to alcohol, but because their regular drinking habits sees them drinking more, they actually get even more intoxicated.
Sinking cities: New York, Chicago, Tel Aviv at risk from climate change
A new study showed for the first time that "underground climate change" causes the ground beneath urban areas to move, expand and contract.
