How Chicagoland rabbis are leading congregations through war, rise in antisemitism
“It felt like old wounds of generational trauma had been ripped open,” said Rabbi Rachel Marks of Temple Beth Israel in Skokie.
“It felt like old wounds of generational trauma had been ripped open,” said Rabbi Rachel Marks of Temple Beth Israel in Skokie.
Leaders say their communities have experienced more hate and threats since Oct. 7 than during any other period since 9/11.
A new national poll shows Americans who hold highly antisemitic views are two to three times more likely to condone political violence.
Cities like Chicago and New York have more migrants than they can handle. St. Louis says it would like more migrants to come to town.
As the war between Hamas and Israel intensifies, we hear from Chicagoans with family in Israel and Gaza.
The North Side Congressman was the only Democrat who did not vote to approve the plan. He took issue with the lack of funding for Ukraine.
Poverty rose 12.4% in 2022 according to census data released Tuesday. So, why the rise? And how are Chicagoans stepping up?
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy opened an inquiry Tuesday into President Joe Biden, claiming a “culture of corruption” in the Biden family.
The CTA is set to receive $2 billion in federal funds to help complete a 5.6-mile extension of the Red Line past 95th Street.
Adults often meet with friends over dinner and drinks, but other activities can inject some fun and excitement into platonic relationships.