Articles by: JewishNews-Aryeh
Oklahoma City – Thunderstorms bearing hail as big as grapefruit and winds approaching hurricane strength lashed portions of the Great Plains on Tuesday, but arrived… Read More ›
Washington – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says that it’s too soon for him to talk about potential vice presidents, but says he’s getting… Read More ›
Anaheim, CA – Supporters and opponents of Donald Trump clashed Tuesday outside City Hall, and five people, including two little girls, were pepper-sprayed by… Read More ›
Still, the education minister said he cooperates with the Strategic Affairs Ministry’s efforts to fight boycotts. Talk of anti-Israel boycotts is overblown and Israel… Read More ›
As he winds up his term, president’s farewell tour is a chance to capitalize on his relatively resilient popularity abroad LONDON (AP) — Back… Read More ›
This might be surprising, but car companies don’t fear recalls. They know they’ll face them, and they accept they’re a cost of doing business.… Read More ›
The fallout from Chipotle’s food crisis is almost over, according to one analyst. JPMorgan analyst John Ivankoehas forecast that Chipotle’s same-store sales will turn… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Billionaire industrialist Charles Koch, a key source of financing for conservative Republican causes along with his brother, said Democrat Hillary Clinton… Read More ›
Hollywood, FL – His general-election appeal in question, Donald Trump’s senior team is promising anxious Republicans that voters will see “a real different way”… Read More ›
New York – The New York Police Department took a few minutes from their day protecting the Big Apple to get in the holiday spirit… Read More ›
Piketon, OH – Authorities are urging the public to call with any information about the slayings of eight people in southern Ohio. Attorney General… Read More ›
Winning 58% of the Democratic vote, former secretary seemed to prevail in districts known to have large Jewish populations WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton grabbed… Read More ›
Clinton’s margin over Sanders narrower in Williamsburg, Borough Park; Cruz sweeps ultra-Orthodox vote NEW YORK (JTA) — While there is relatively scant concrete data… Read More ›
Plaintiffs in DC lawsuit say that American Studies Association’s ban violates organization’s charter — and tax law WASHINGTON — Four professors affiliated with the… Read More ›
“The conditions under which those territories are ultimately returned should be decided through negotiations between the respective parties,” said a State Department spokesman. Washington… Read More ›
One of the America’s most infectious debates has gotten parents, clergy, and doctors talking as camps take stronger positions on vaccination JTA — “All… Read More ›
At last week’s F8 developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg showed off the company’s ten-year roadmap. Here’s that slide, in case you missed it: Zuckerberg’s intention here was… Read More ›
On Intel’s Tuesday earnings call, CEO Brian Krzanich explained why the company is restructuring,including laying off up to 12,000 employees. Basically, the PC business is hurting,… Read More ›
As he looks set to embark on a significant winning streak, Donald Trump has nevertheless aimed in recent weeks to reshuffle his campaign staff… Read More ›
New York – The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the tax avoidance claims revealed in the release of the Panama Papers, the Guardian… Read More ›
