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The CJN office is coming up on a summer vacation, so the Canadian Jewish Shmooze and Menschwarmers are taking a couple weeks off. But when we get back, we’ve got
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Famed soccer commentator Andrés Cantor best sums up our feelings about the Toronto Raptors winning the NBA Finals: “¡GOOOAAAAALLLLLL!” But God forbid we have a parade and someone not rain
The NBA Finals are afoot, and the Toronto Raptors are roaring ahead as potential first-time champions. Behind them every step of the way—sometimes too literally—is probably the most famous Canadian
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Do Jews really need to worry about Rashida Tlaib’s “calming feeling” about the Holocaust?
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Washington correspondent Gabby Deutch explains a growing rift inside the MAGAverse.
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