And Justice for All: An RJV Shabbat
The weekend of November 4-5 was one of education and advocacy for more than 15 New York congregations that participated in Reform Jewish Voice of New York State's annual "And Justice for All"
Molly Benoit
Feds Crack Down on CA Medicinal Marijuana Providers
In 1996, the state of California broke new ground as the first state to pass a ballot initiative that legally allowed marijuana possession by residents with written doctor’s recommendations. It is known as the Compassionate Use Act and the California State
Religious Liberty Under Siege
On Wednesday, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution (pictured at right from an earlier hearing) held a hearing on "The State of Religious Liberty in the United States." Testifying before the subcommittee were Bishop William Lori, representing
AL Immigration Law Targets Children
In June, sweeping legislation meant to clamp down on illegal immigration was passed with large majorities in the Republican-controlled Alabama House and Senate. The measure, H.B. 56, was praised and signed into law by Governor Robert Bentley, who hailed it as
