A Jewish convention preview Every four years, the Democratic and Republican conventions provide an opportunity for Jewish politicos and communal figures to flex some political muscle and mingle among the political elite. The only difference this time around is that the traditional g

Jewish rep romps despite anti-Semitic ads The lopsided primary victory by the Jewish incumbent in the South’s only majority black district represented by a white congressman was a sign that the campaign’s anti-Semitic accusations found little currency among Memphis voters.

Energy debate raises Jewish concerns Whether one views the presidential candidates’ ideas to solve America’s energy problems through the lens of national security or the environment, Jewish organizational leaders say, neither aspirant’s proposals look very good.

A Jewish VP for McCain? U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor bridges two unlikely constituencies, say those hoping to see the Virginia Republican on John McCain’s presidential ticket: Jews and hard-core, red state conservatives.

Poll: Jews down on Lieberman, Hagee If you believe the latest poll of American Jews, they have lost that lovin’ feeling for Joe Lieberman and probably never had it for Pastor John Hagee.