The Moral Minority
Sick and tired of the religious right? Meet the men and women increasingly organizing around progressive causes as people of faith. Anya Kamenetz reports on the religious left.
Out From Under
South Africa, 1936: A young German couple begins a strange new life in this excerpt from Shana Liebman's novel in progress, based on the experiences of her grandparents.
Once You Go JAP…
Joshua Rubin photographs five punk sirens as they straighten their hair, cut calories and construct themselves as capitalist subjects.
The Beastie Within
Ad-Rock, MCA and Mike D. discuss the best falafel in town, Uncle Freddy's Yiddish and why it's taken them so long to get on the cover of Heeb. Arye Dworken spends the day with the Beastie Boys.
Inside the Kabbalah Centre
Raquel Hecker goes inside the Kabbalah Centre in a story of glamour, gossip and the godhead.
Guilty Gazes
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the guiltiest one of all? Nancy Schwartzman curates our gallery of guilt.
Little Isaac’s Nozzle of Love
To snip or not to snip? That is the question for two brothers in this new short story by Steve Almond.
Weapons of Mass Delusion
Jennifer Bleyer sits down with America's most notorious guilt-monger.
Chosen Frozen
When Rabbi Fred Neulander wanted his wife killed, he hired Len Jenoff. Ross Martin visits the guilt-ridden hitman in Riverfront State Prison in Camden, NJ.
Buschwhacked
New York City police killed Gary Busch. Now the city has the chutzpah to sue his family. Harvey Blume reports.
Chosen/Music
Arye Dworken on why so many goddamn Jews love Billy Joel. (He'll figure out the whole Chinese food thing some other time.)
