A homeless man was killed in a Friday night hit-and-run on Albany Avenue, near the site of a massive new homeless shelter, as locals voice growing concerns over safety and deteriorating conditions in the neighborhood.

18 years after the horrific terrorist attack on the Chabad House in Mumbai, Indian police have arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of gathering intelligence on the Chabad center and Jewish residents of the city, allegedly acting under instructions from handlers abroad.

Last year’s Grand Split reached an astonishing $834,000. Now, Ten Yad is offering three chances at this year’s extraordinary prize for just $100. But only for one more day!

Mechanchim from around the world joined the Merkos Chinuch Office for a variety of sessions on Thursday of the Kinus, as well as a farbrengen that ran late into Sunday night.

A new interactive virtual reality experience brings Jewish history to life through the mikvah, combining storytelling with new technology to take participants on a 3D journey through six iconic locations.

An orphan from a young age, R. Avrohom Levik Slavin came to Lubavitch at age 14, and was placed in the senior Zal. Sent by the Rebbe Rashab to Georgia, he traveled through mountainous regions educating the locals, and he refused to leave his post even at fear of arrest.

“What am I going to speak about this Shabbos?” is a dilemma facing every Shliach. A good sermon, with the right story and the right message in the right moment, could hit home in a way that personal conversations often cannot.

When a young Yakov Hanoka told the Rebbe about his struggles with maintaining a daily schedule, the Rebbe offered him practical advice, then added an unusual personal remark about his own daily habits.