Massachusetts
Boston-area Jewish day school to close after 25 years, saying its model is ‘no longer sustainable’
Located in Framingham, Massachusetts, MetroWest Jewish Day opened in 2003 and enrolls students in pre-K through eighth grade.
Winter weather in US Northeast leads to thousands of flight delays, cancellations
Brown University shooting suspect identified as Portuguese national, found dead in storage unit
Police probe possible link between MIT professor's killing and Brown University shooting - report
Brick reading ‘Free Palestine’ thrown through window of Boston-area kosher grocery store
The Butcherie is one of the Boston area’s only kosher grocers, selling kosher meat and prepared foods from its home in Coolidge Corner.
Lone soldier saves life of Massachusetts doctor with stem cell donation
The lone soldier who made aliyah from California had only just turned 23 when she received the call telling her someone needed her stem cells.
Judge cites Betar US in releasing Massachusetts student from immigration detention
Betar US has been linked to the arrest of Efe Ercelik, who punched a Jewish student and later faced ICE detention.
Sheba Medical Center will open a healthcare startup accelerator in Boston
The new accelerator will serve as a soft landing platform for Israeli and international startups looking to expand into the American healthcare market.
MIT conference cancels talk on PFLP terrorist after participants threaten to withdraw
Speakers at the conference reportedly withdrew over a lecture by activist Susan Abulhawa on "Following in the Footsteps of [PFLP spokesman] Ghassan Kanafani."
University of Massachusetts confirms that five international students’ visas were revoked
The university's chancellor said some students had their visas revoked over minor traffic incidents.
Jews at Tufts furious over ICE seizing a pro-Palestinian grad student, cautious to join protests
Jewish students at Tufts said that the arrest of a Turkish student was an issue of free speech.
Kitty Dukakis, dead at 88, was the first Jewish spouse of a US presidential candidate
Kitty Dukakis, the first Jewish spouse of a US presidential candidate, died at 88. She advocated for addiction recovery, Holocaust memory, and humanitarian causes.
Massachusetts regulators probe Robinhood over March Madness basketball betting
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin said he was concerned Robinhood was "linking a gambling event on a popular sports event that's especially popular to young people to a brokerage account."
How are Massachusetts schools failing Jewish students through bias? - opinion
As antisemitic lessons increase, who’s running K-12 education?
