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Op-ed: Israel’s standing in the eyes of the world depends in large part on our ability to keep the dreams of peace in the Middle… Read More ›
Op-ed: Israel’s standing in the eyes of the world depends in large part on our ability to keep the dreams of peace in the Middle… Read More ›
The “Go and see” trips will be offered to synagogue congregations and other Jewish groups as part of their Israel trip itineraries. NEW YORK… Read More ›
Aaron Driver, reportedly linked to Islamic State, planned to carry out suicide bombing before police raid on home in small town south of Toronto, official… Read More ›
Apple is starting to make more noise about the power of its App Store as it begins to rely on its services business more heavily… Read More ›
Finally, there’s a least a small piece of good news about student debt. According to the New York Federal Reserve’s “Quarterly Report on Household Debt… Read More ›
Paul Ryan’s primary opponent said that he was like “David” going up against “the Leviathan” — a biblical sea monster — one day after… Read More ›
Spring Valley, NY – A pair of Rockland County rabbis found themselves the victims of criminal mischief Tuesday night as a group of unidentified… Read More ›
New York – New York City’s economy slowed in the second quarter with drops in job creation and personal income tax revenues contributing to… Read More ›
New York – A federal judge on Wednesday said the New York State Thruway Authority’s practice of diverting toll revenue it collects from commercial… Read More ›
The U.S. Air Force is sending bombers with thousands of hours of combat experience to Guam this week to bolster the U.S. military presence… Read More ›
Jakarta is often derided as the most congested city in the world, with an estimated 5.5 million vehicles on the roads — just 2%… Read More ›
French President François Hollande said Tuesday that Donald Trump’s “excesses” give those watching a “retching feeling,” adding his voice to the onslaught of criticism directed… Read More ›
The deal is expected to clock in at around $38 billion over ten years. WASHINGTON – US inter-agency officials began a week of meetings… Read More ›
Citing DNC hack and Russian cyberattacks during 2008 Georgia war, MKs present plans to bring digital defenses under one roof The Knesset’s Foreign Affairs… Read More ›
Major sporting events are often presented as a way to help boost a country’s economy. However, theoretically, that effect is likely to be stronger… Read More ›
Jamie Dimon really loves America. The JPMorgan CEO went all patriotic in an interview with CNBC on Monday, saying that, yes, America has challenges,… Read More ›
Over the last week, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has campaigned with three billionaires: Michael Bloomberg last Wednesday at the Democratic National Convention, Mark… Read More ›
Omaha, NE – U.S. investor Warren Buffett, speaking at a campaign rally for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, challenged Republican Donald Trump on Monday… Read More ›
Washington – Commercial hot air balloons like the one destroyed in a fireball in Texas this weekend often carry more passengers than airplane and… Read More ›
Hempstead, NY – Democracy doesn’t come cheap. Between the logistics of accommodating an estimated 2,500 news reporters and arranging security for VIPs, the cost… Read More ›