On Tuesday, the trial of Derek Chauvin ended with a guilty verdict on all three counts: second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and manslaughter. As everyone knew, if the jury came back with anything less, the rioting around the country would have caused immeasurable damage and untold injuries
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Sefirat Ha’omer: Achieving The Impossible
Imagine a teenager lying on a grassy field, gazing into the night sky. As he stares up at the stars, he thinks to himself, “Look at how enormous the
Praying From A Mobile Phone
A number of different applications are available providing the entire text of the Siddur of one’s smartphone. Is it permissible to pray using such an
Is It Permissible for Children to Build with Lego on Shabbat?
In the Halachot of Boneh (construction on Shabbat), the Poskim discuss whether building with Lego constitutes a prohibited type of building. Both
Is It Permissible To Repair Eye Glasses on Shabbat
In the Halachot of Boneh (construction on Shabbat), the Poskim discuss whether it is permitted to put back an eyeglass lens that has popped out of
Does The Bracha Achrona of Hagefen Cover Other Beverages?
It is well known that the Bracha of Hamotzi recited on bread exempts the other foods he subsequently eats in the meal. Similarly, the Bracha of
Debunking The Most Egregious Georgia Voting Law Falsehoods
In late March, Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp signed the “Election Integrity Act of 2021” into law.
“With Senate Bill 202, Georgia will

