Michael Levin

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Michael Levin

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1 month ago | foxnews.com | Michael Levin

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! You must be F----ing kidding me. The Democrat Party has embraced profanity as a means of demonstrating its authenticity, according to multiple news reports. They’re dropping F-bombs. They’re slinging the "S" word. And they sound like F----ing idiots. CHUCK SCHUMER CALLED OUT ON 17% FAVORABILITY RATING AFTER SLAMMING TRUMP'S FIRST 100 DAYSThe Democrats have two problems. They have no message, and they have no legitimate messengers. Texas Democrat Rep.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Michael Levin

3 hours agoAnother Big Lie: RFK Jr. wants to make America healthy againWhat do you think would happen, I asked my daughter, a nurse practitioner who works in addiction medicine, if Narcan, the drug that reverses opiate overdoses, were suddenly to disappear from pharmacy shelves? “More people would die of overdoses,” she replied. Pretty simple.

1 month ago | jewishlink.news | Michael Levin

Perhaps you’re familiar with “Way Too Much Challah Dough,” the children’s story about the little girl who naps while baking and fretfully dreams about the challah dough rising, rising, rising until it fills every corner of the house. She wakes up and discovers it was all a bad dream. Now substitute the chametz in that story for the concept of ego, and you come to the heart of what Pesach is all about. Rosh Hashanah demands attention to all of the negative traits we may possess.

2 months ago | jewishlink.news | Michael Levin

If you’ve never driven past a synagogue parking lot and thought to yourself, “What a great place to dump a dead body,” then clearly you’re not the late, great Harry Kemelman, whose career as a leading American Jewish novelist began with that gruesome idea.