A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that Texas public schools must display the Ten Commandments in every classroom, following Louisiana — the first state to pass such a law two years ago. “You’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses who got the commandments from G-d,” Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry said.

The Shulchan Aruch does not directly address many of today’s questions, yet with the proper application of halachic principles, every dilemma can be navigated. A new sefer by Rabbi Berel Polityko does just that.

Over 150 rabbis from across Europe descended on Berlin for the annual European Kashrus Conference for three days of Torah and dialogue, including an event hosted by the German Parliament, a powerful address from Chancellor Merz, and a moving Ani Ma’amin at the Brandenburg Gate.

In a podcast interview, California shliach Rabbi Mendy Bistritzky sits down with a member of his community on his 81st birthday to hear a personal story of hardship, resilience, and a remarkable return to a frum life.

What happens when a child’s sense of self is shaky? How can mechanchim and mechanchos respond in a way that is authentic, lasting, and rooted in the Rebbe’s approach to chinuch?

This Pesach, over 4,000 families participated in a tailor-made Moshiach Seudah experience through the Moshiach Seudah Family Home Program — a thoughtfully designed booklet created for Lubavitcher families.

From Yeshivos across the world, bochurim are uniting in learning about Moshiach through the Chidon Geulah U’Moshiach program, now in its sixth year. The program culminates in a grand game show, where top finalists compete on stage.

In the summer of 1969, Zalman Shazar – President of the State of Israel and a follower of the Rebbe – found himself caught in a major moral dilemma, even deliberating whether to use his presidential stationery, after a letter from the Rebbe against using the term “State of Israel” made its way to him.