Start your week of news off right with Boyd Matheson! Learn how synagogues can become safe places for Jewish college students with Samuel Abrams. Dana Perino shares about her time as press secretary and living in political realignment. Anne Applebaum walks through how freedom is being redefined in the 21st century and More!

Road rage incidents are on the rise, reflecting a broader trend of increasing hostility and bitterness in society. This concerning development highlights the need for greater self-awareness and emotional regulation, especially in high-stress situations. By choosing restraint and fostering respect, we can collectively work towards a more harmonious community. The path forward lies in finding common ground, acknowledging our mistakes, and focusing on what we can achieve together as a nation.

In the wake of rising antisemitism, particularly following the October 7 attack on Israel, American synagogues face a crucial moment to redefine their role in Jewish communities. As safe havens and community anchors, these "houses of assembly" have the potential to provide much-needed support, especially for Jewish college students facing unprecedented challenges on campuses. Samuel Abrams from Sarah Lawrence College discusses how synagogues can transform into dynamic spaces that offer more than just religious services, becoming centers of community, comfort, and resilience