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A seller charging more than fair market value can be forced to rebate the difference, or even to cancel the sale.

The conundrum of Shabbat observance and environmental damage.

How the beet ended up on the seder plate

This number appears over and over in the Passover Haggadah.

Jewish law provides for government intervention in the markets for goods and services through price controls, limits on profits, and perhaps even allowing cartels to operate.

A biblical prohibition against mixing species teaches us that we are partners in creation -- but with limits

The accusation that blood was used to make wine or matzah for Passover was a pretext for attacks on Jews.

What these singing clergy members do and how they are trained.

For one Hasidic master, Shabbat is not the weekend, but the sacred center of the week, which illuminates the days before and after.

A look at some Pesach customs throughout history.