Tying a headscarf on Shabbat
What you need to know in a nutshell
What you need to know in a nutshell
Research finds that freezing and toasting homemade bread may reduce blood sugar spikes.
Discover the different practices of Sephardim and Ashkenazim
From sugary drinks to processed meats, discover the top foods that contribute to weight gain and why cutting them out can help you stay fit and healthy.
No problem -- as long as you know how
Even in the heat of the moment... one may not embarrass others
It all depends on enjoyment... read on to find out why
A concise yet comprehensive guide to Jewish law on this topic
A guide to preparing tahini without transgressing halachah
A concise yet comprehensive guide to preparing egg salad on Shabbat according to Jewish law
Does a person derive any spiritual benefit from a mitzvah that causes pain to others?
A thoughtful exploration of how to give constructive feedback without hurting your spouse
Watch this video and you'll never look at a strawberry in the same way again
They went to court and were awarded damages. But they were still stewing in resentment. Now what?
When an act of kindness had an unexpected outcome...
The Torah tells us that 'emotions are influenced by deeds.' So, fake it till you make it?
Celebrate Purim with joy and balance by making mindful choices with sweets and snacks in your Mishloach Manot
In 1982, during a visit to Washington, the late Prime Minister Menachem Begin faced off against then-Senator Joe Biden over U.S. aid and settlement policies. Begin stood firm: "Do not threaten us, it won't work. I am not a Jew with trembling knees."
How nitrous oxide earned its nickname, how it eases anxiety during dental procedures, and why proper use is key to safety and effectiveness
After claiming she changed her view following the massacre in the South, actress Hani Nachmias addressed the hostage issue: "The way the deal is proposed to us, from what I'm reading, we can't accept it."