Los Angeles, CA – Doctor Who Helped Launch Modern Paramedic System Dies At 98
Los Angeles, CA – As a cardiologist in Los Angeles during the 1960s, Dr. Walter S. Graf became alarmed by the number of heart… Read More ›
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Pentagon: ‘We’re in combat’ in Iraq
Washington- The Pentagon conceded Wednesday that U.S. troops are in combat in Iraq after days of dancing around the characterization following the first death of U.S.… Read More ›
U.S. jets intercept Russian planes near aircraft carrier
The U.S. Navy launched four armed fighter jets to intercept two Russian Tu-142 Bear aircraft that were flying near the aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan… Read More ›
Man gets 6 years after $28.5 million invoice for ammunition found on phone
London – A man received a six-year prison sentence Tuesday after admitting guilt to terror and immigration offenses, British prosecutors said. Police discovered images on… Read More ›
Meet the soldiers fighting ISIS with hunting rifles and homemade mortars
Hasakah, Syria – Lightly armed, poorly equipped and exhausted by months under fire — but determined to keep fighting: this is the reality of life on… Read More ›
Pentagon awards Northrop Grumman stealth bomber contract
The Pentagon took a major step toward upgrading its aging bomber fleet Tuesday, awarding the long-awaited contract to build the new Long Range Strike Bomber… Read More ›
Some fear refugee center planned for Amsterdam’s Jewish heart
Dutch Jewish umbrella organization says shelter for Iraqi and Syrian migrants could damage sense of security AMSTERDAM (JTA) — In Buitenveldert, a quiet residential… Read More ›
Rabin killer’s brother held over Facebook post wishing president ill
Hagai Amir says Reuven Rivlin and ‘Zionist state’ will soon ‘depart from this world’; is questioned for incitement The brother and primary accomplice to… Read More ›
Beitar Jerusalem fans chant name of Rabin’s killer
Israel Football Association mulls disciplinary action against soccer club for latest display by extreme right-wingers Israel Football Association officials are considering taking disciplinary action… Read More ›
UN Quartet in Vienna expresses ‘grave concern’ over rising tensions
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: Exercise ‘maximum restraint’ NEW YORK – Representatives of the UN Quartet for the Middle East expressed “grave concern” over the tensions… Read More ›
Possible ‘price tag’ attack suspected in East Jerusalem
Car torched and words ‘administrative revenge’ found scrawled nearby in neighborhood of Umm Tuba A car was found torched with racist graffiti daubed nearby… Read More ›
Georgia Tech returns blocked field goal 80 yards as time expires to stun undefeated Florida State
Florida State thought they were attempting a game-winning field goal with the worst-case-scenario being overtime. They couldn’t have been more wrong. With four seconds remaining… Read More ›
The company behind KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell just isolated the most dangerous part of its business
Yum Brands has split off its Chinese company — and that could be great news for the business. While the parent company to KFC, Taco Bell,… Read More ›
A lawsuit challenging one of the NSA’s mass surveillance programs got dismissed
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by Wikimedia and other groups challenging one of the U.S. National Security Agency’s mass… Read More ›
US official: Anti-Semitism cannot be eradicated, must be diminished
State Department office says combating phenonemon is a ‘major issue’ and that primary focus is on Europe, but PA has also come under scrutiny … Read More ›
Paul Ryan’s US House-speaker candidacy has gotten a nod from one major GOP faction
WASHINGTON (AP) — The hardline House Freedom Caucus said Wednesday that it is supporting Rep. Paul Ryan for speaker of the House, all but… Read More ›
RAILROAD EXECUTIVE: Chicago’s drinking water may be in jeopardy if Congress doesn’t act
The statistics show that Congress in recent years has been the most unproductive ever. But even worse than a government shutdown, the ongoing gridlock may cut off the drinking… Read More ›
David Einhorn has gone back to one of his most famous short positions — and it’s a killer call
Hedge fund manager David Einhorn, the founder of $8 billion Greenlight Capital, has reentered his famous short of Keurig Green Mountain. “The second time… Read More ›
Denmark – LEGO May Run Short Of Bricks Before Holidays
Denmark – The Danish toymaker, LEGO will run short of bricks this holiday season and may not be able to make enough plastic bricks… Read More ›
Washington – State Department Says U.S. Not Surprised By Assad’s Moscow Visit
Washington – The United States took note of a meeting on Wednesday between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Russian President Vladimir Putin but was… Read More ›
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