A Lubavitch 4-month-old baby from Kfar Chabad was discharged from the hospital after 10 days in critical condition, following being left in a car, in what his family described as a miraculous recovery. Paramedics who were first to arrive on the scene described his situation at the time as serious and unstable, in critical condition and unconscious.

A book claiming to present the authentic astrology of Chazal for the first time has reportedly been largely adapted from non-Jewish and even Christian sources commonly associated with modern astrology. Unfortunately, several podcasts within the frum community fell into this without proper verification.

Several Crown Heights shuls are joining together to host a Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen for all young women, offering an evening of inspiration and community.

Early voting has officially begun and will continue through June 21, giving residents across Crown Heights and East Flatbush the opportunity to make their voices heard before Election Day.

Shluchim serving 11 countries across Central Africa gathered in Kinshasa for a historic first-ever regional conference on African soil, marking 35 years since the establishment of the first Chabad center in the region and celebrating its remarkable growth.

A major player in the for-profit Jewish camping industry has filed for  bankruptcy, sending concern among thousands of families who attend Jewish summer camps across the United States. The company owns 22 overnight camps across the Northeast and may go up for sale.

As schools across the country wrap up the academic year and camps prepare to open for the summer, a newly published response from the Rebbe offers a glimpse into the message he wanted emphasized at Camp Gan Israel in Detroit.

Eighty six talmidim of Yeshiva L’Tzeirim in Moscow spread out across more than twenty cities in Russia for a major Shabbos Shlichus initiative, traveling by plane, train and car to bring Yiddishkeit and chassidishe chayus to distant Jewish communities.