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By Grace Gilson (JTA) — Apple has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a federal lawsuit alleging that the company failed to accommodate a Jewish employee’s observance of Shabbat, and later fired him after he complained of religious discrimination. The lawsuit, which was filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in September 2025, accused Apple […]
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By Andrew Lapin (JTA) — A federal judge threw out the Trump administration’s lawsuit that had accused Harvard University of having “turned a blind eye” to Jewish and Israeli students, ending for now the most high-profile campus antisemitism case in the legal arena. The judge, Richard Stearns, ruled Thursday that the government’s evidence for Harvard having […]
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Kamyar Behrang | JNS Iran’s latest military and security appointments send Israel two messages at once: 1) The Islamic Republic is preparing for the possibility of a prolonged confrontation. 2) Strikes against senior commanders, however damaging, will not by themselves be sufficient to paralyze the country’s military decision-making system. Its new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Kha...
Ben Ehrenkranz | JNS Michigan’s $80 million Democratic U.S. Senate primary demonstrated that money can buy attention, but it cannot create a movement. Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s one-point victory over Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) revealed much about the Democrats and their electorate, but also showed the widening gap between political spending and grassroots organization. Stevens, ...
By JNS Staff Jewish New Yorkers disapprove of Zohran Mamdani, mayor of New York City, 66% to 26%, and 75% of them don’t agree with the Democratic Socialists of America, compared to 17% who approve of it, according to a new Siena University Poll of 811 likely gubernatorial voters in New York. The poll, which […]
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