A WWII veteran, devoted Catholic, and family man — my father embodied the balance of strength and kindness that today’s world ...

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The fashion world pondered the future of the iconic shoe after learning that a presidential order might eliminate the penny.

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As war and protests rage in Gaza and Israel, and tensions between Arabs and Jews escalate globally, Rabbi White’s life and ...

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