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Spring is often when publishers take risks, and this season offers plenty to discover, including ambitious debut memoirs from gag cartoonists, weighty topics addressed with frank humor, and edgy sex comedy.

Political cartoons, when done right, can play an important role in societal discourse, criticizing and illustrating the foibles of those in power. Yet all

Musk said the company is fixing a "legacy bug" in the audio feature, but the timing is certainly suggestive.

The firing of Katie Halper by The Hill TV reflects growing support for Palestinian rights, and is reminiscent of the firing of Marc Lamont Hill by CNN 4 years ago.

IfNotNow have tweeted the following in the wake of AIPAC spending money to try and defeat Israel-haters in Democrat congressional primaries.

A Jewish college student was fired and harassed after the right-wing Stop Antisemitism labeled them their 'antisemite of the week.'

After the Supreme Court's outrageously hypocritical ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade and upend reproductive rights in America, Twitter reacted.

What kinds of Jewish stories would suit the Tennessee school board?

As the US and its allies impose sanctions on Russia, a cursory look at Iran, which has been sanctioned for over a decade, shows they are a largely symbolic and counterproductive measure, writes Arron Merat.

U.S. President Joe Biden incorrectly referred to Ukrainians as "Iranians" during his State of the Union address.