Articles by: JewishNews-Abe
HAVANA (Reuters) – The U.S. government has granted an Alabama company permission to build tractors in Cuba, one of the company’s co-owners said on… Read More ›
The weekend* is over and stock futures in the US are higher. At around 7:15 p.m. ET Monday night, Dow futures were up more than… Read More ›
After lots of speculation, and somesignificant information leakage, Microsoft finally and officially announced the Lumia 650 — a budget $199 smartphone running Windows 10… Read More ›
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has had no shortage of harsh, withering words for enemies involved in the bloody civil war in neighboring Syria. Now,… Read More ›
Washington – The Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved new sanctions against North Korea to punish the rogue nation for carrying out recent nuclear and ballistic missile… Read More ›
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has suspended his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination after a disappointing finish in New Hampshire, a source close to… Read More ›
Washington concerned Moscow wants more time to help Assad hit moderate rebels hard MUNICH (AP) — Russia has proposed a March 1 ceasefire in… Read More ›
Damage, apparently caused by shelling, affects corner of building believed to have been constructed in 9th century AD The Central Synagogue of Aleppo sustained minor… Read More ›
As Munich confab opens, White House torn between changing priorities and confusing mix of allies and enemies in ending five-year-old civil war MUNICH (AP)… Read More ›
West Palm Beach, FL – Alligators have been used as shoes, briefcases, university mascots, lunch and now, authorities say, a deadly weapon. Joshua James,… Read More ›
New York – Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager said on Tuesday the Democratic nomination for the 2016 presidential election would “very likely” be decided in… Read More ›
Manchester, NH – The fight goes on for Hillary Clinton. Even after losing to Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary in New Hampshire… Read More ›
Ten people are dead, 17 are critically injured and one person is missing after a head-on collision between two trains in Germany’s southern state of… Read More ›
Actor Hugh Jackman has revealed yet another bout with skin cancer, warning fans to wear sunscreen to keep the common disease at bay. Jackman,… Read More ›
For food to be marked as kosher, it must be certified as such by the Chief Rabbinate. Several food factories based in Palestinian-administered areas… Read More ›
Democratic hopeful rallies progressives with talk of social, economic ‘revolution,’ but critics question its feasibility PORTSMOUTH, New Hampshire (AP) — Bernie Sanders promises voters… Read More ›
What a week! The first full week of February saw the release of the January jobs report — a mixed report that “confused” some… Read More ›
Last Friday the US labor market continued to deliver the goods, despite a smaller-than-expected rise in payrolls growth. Unemployment fell to just 4.9%, the… Read More ›
Michael Kors’ just identified a huge weakness in its business — American malls. Despite strong gains in the overall business, the handbag retailer says… Read More ›
Washington – Donald Trump’s flirtation with professional football lasted for three decades. He never ended up with an NFL franchise despite repeated demonstrations of… Read More ›
