Parshas Terumah
Rabbi Berel Wein The initial and most successful building campaign in Jewish history is recorded for us in this week’s Torah reading. The Torah, in recounting the event, teaches us that Moshe was to accept offerings of gold, silver, copper, precious stones, weaving materials, acacia wood, artistic talent and everything else that would be necessary […]
A Superbowl Stumper
Rabbi Avrohom Sebrow Boruch: Hi, Shimon. I believe this is yours. Shimon: My Superbowl ticket! Where was it? I was looking all over for it, and I missed the game! Boruch: I felt that it wasn’t appropriate for someone of your stature to attend the game, so I took it. Shimon: Wow! I really appreciate […]
Open Secrets
Allan Rolnick, CPA Last fall, a former IRS contractor named Charles Littlejohn copped a plea to one count of unauthorized disclosure of tax return information. Specifically, Littlejohn leaked Donald Trump’s tax returns to The New York Times in an explicit attempt to sway the 2020 election. Last week, US District Court Ana Reyes sentenced him […]