All Articles ByShira Dabush

Always forgetting where you put things or whether you locked the door? Discover 4 simple memory tricks that can make everyday life easier.

The Journey That Began in a Church in Russia and Ended With an Orthodox Conversion

Researchers studying 60 adults found intriguing links between tongue bacteria, reaction times, and cognitive performance. Here's what the findings mean.

Learn why your mouth may taste sour, salty, or metallic when you wake up, and which symptoms could indicate it's time to seek medical advice.

We’ve all pushed in that one last shirt or towel, but laundry experts say an overloaded washing machine can cause more problems than you might expect.

From pita pizza and pasta with tuna to couscous, eggs, and easy chicken wraps, these simple meal ideas combine protein, carbs, vegetables, and healthy fats with minimal prep

From runny noses and nighttime coughs to dehydration and breathing difficulties, here’s what parents should know to handle common winter illnesses with more confidence and recognize the signs that need medical attention

In 1936, Jewish resistance stopped a fascist march through London. Ninety years later, campaigners say its antisemitic purpose and the Jewish role in defeating it are being downplayed.

When money is tight and holiday expenses feel overwhelming, Jewish wisdom offers a path of responsibility, bitachon, gratitude, and knowing when to ask for help

From converts and teenagers to skeptics and people angry at God, Rabbi Elchanan Shoff has learned that answering people often begins with hearing what lies beneath their questions.

Turn plain cream cheese into something special with five easy flavor combinations, from garlic and herbs to honey, cinnamon, and nuts.

Zack Kaplun has spent four years helping Jewish families find a way to keep their children in Jewish schools

Vienna’s historic Stadttempel survived Kristallnacht. Now, 200 years after its founding, it has reopened following a major restoration.

His jet was hit, his parachute failed, and he landed injured deep inside Iran. The remarkable story of a U.S. airman’s nearly 50-hour fight for survival.

They grew up knowing almost nothing about Judaism. Years of searching, intensive Torah study, family estrangement and closed doors eventually led Matityahu and Sarah Ben David to Israel—and to the mikvah

After battling pressure over her weight, career disappointments, and loneliness in New York, actress Emma Bitan found her way to Judaism, marriage, and a new understanding of her own worth

He has already broken the same world record twice. Now, carnivorous plant expert Jeremiah Harris has done it again with an unusually enormous Venus flytrap.

An experienced swimmer was enjoying her morning swim in Lake Tahoe when an otter suddenly grabbed her leg. The terrifying attack left her needing 38 stitches.

Learn how couples can navigate family expectations, communicate their needs, and make decisions without damaging their relationship

White mold on houseplant soil is surprisingly common. Find out what causes it, whether it can harm your plant, and the simple watering trick that can help prevent it.