The Second Amendment and the Golden Calf

By Aryeh Cohen
Published on March 15, 2013

Play reveals naked truth behind ‘Deep Throat’

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on January 23, 2013

Transcript of Santorum spelling out views on church-state separation

By Brad A. Greenberg
Published on February 27, 2012

Judge dismisses charge in ‘Zombie Muhammad’ case; defends decision

By Brad A. Greenberg
Published on February 25, 2012

Street preacher loses case against University of Tennessee

By Brad A. Greenberg
Published on February 18, 2012

Could Foreskin Man keep circumcision legal in San Francisco?

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on July 1, 2011

Westboro case poses dilemma for Jewish groups

Published on October 6, 2010

Jewish defense organizations long -- and proudly -- have upheld a delicate principle in defending the First Amendment: Hate the speech, defend the speaker.

Jewish groups change tack on Supreme Court cases

By Ron Kampeas
Published on October 4, 2007

With hot-button domestic issues not expected to play a major role in the new U.S. Supreme Court session, Jewish groups are entering the fray over the right of judicial review for foreign detainees.

The last Danssa, Conejo eruv fiasco blamed on Jews

Published on February 8, 2007

Letters to the Editor

Santa Monica apartment building at center of battle receives ‘landmark’ status

By Jane Ulman
Published on November 22, 2006

The Santa Monica Landmarks Commission, in opposition to an unambiguous recommendation by the city's Planning Division to deny landmark status to the contested Teriton apartment building at 130-142 San Vicente Blvd., voted unanimously in favor of designating the building a landmark.The 7-0 vote at the commission's regularly scheduled Nov. 13 meeting at Santa Monica City Hall marked a victory for tenants of the 28-unit, three-story garden apartment in their very public battle with a nonprofit religious organization, Or Khaim Hashalom, which purchased the building in April.

Alito Would Erode Minority Protection

By Phyllis Snyder
Published on January 12, 2006

"But is it good for the Jews?" That was the question many of our grandparents voiced when they perused the morning papers -- a question we may have dismissed, even with affection, as a narrow or parochial expression.

Jesus Day Flap

By Eric Fingerhut
Published on August 17, 2000

The dust-up over Jesus Day is turning into a firestorm. Thanks to the Internet, Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush cannot shake continuing criticism for the role that his religious faith might play in his presidency.