Articles by: JewishNews-David
Scientists and doctors are increasingly reporting coronavirus symptoms related to blood clots. Blood-vessel-related complications have manifested in coronavirus patients’ legs, lungs, hearts, brains, and skin. Doctors still aren’t sure… Read More ›
Washington, DC, appeared to take a breather on Thursday following days of unrest and clashes between protesters and law enforcement officials in demonstrations against… Read More ›
Opinion: In the midst of national emergency and violent clashes on streets across America, the Trump administration may not want to deal with ramifications of… Read More ›
Mexico City – For months, Latin America watched the rest of the world suffer as the coronavirus spread. It is a spectator no longer. “This… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (AP) – First came a high fever, drenching sweats and muscle aches. Then, almost a month later, a weird numbness that spread down… Read More ›
US President Donald Trump, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, and Russian President Vladimir Putin are overseeing the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the world. Public-health experts… Read More ›
The legislation would enhance collaboration on the research and development of technology used for national defense. WASHINGTON – New bipartisan legislation aims to increase… Read More ›
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — A hydroelectric dam that failed to hold back floodwaters this week in Michigan was the target of lengthy investigations… Read More ›
New York – The economy has gone from President Donald Trump’s greatest political asset to perhaps his biggest weakness. Unemployment is spiking at an unprecedented… Read More ›
Biden vowed that if elected, he would support the Taylor Force Act while restoring funding to security cooperation with Israel. Former vice president and… Read More ›
Palestinian president says decision also extends to security cooperation with Israel; announcement believed to be in response to Jerusalem’s declared plans to declare sovereignty over… Read More ›
KAMLOOPS, British Columbia (AP) — A Canadian acrobatic jet crashed into a British Columbia neighborhood Sunday during a flyover intended to boost morale during… Read More ›
Political Affairs: What the PM decides to do in Judea and Samaria will determine how he will be remembered. It has taken 507 days,… Read More ›
Airport Authority’s plan set to create ‘virus-free area’ through use of disinfection stands, thermal imaging at the entrance to the airport, social distancing and allowed… Read More ›
Disease that has infected more than 4.2 million people worldwide, killing nearly 300,000, may, like HIV, become endemic and a part of the fabric of… Read More ›
In Bnei Brak, hundreds of residents gathered around a fire lit in the middle of Damesek Eliezer Street street. Police arrived on the scene, quickly… Read More ›
Preparedness is no joke to comedy legend Mel Brooks’ son Max, a writer and US military advisor, who lauds Israel’s COVID response and says global… Read More ›
Traditional lighting of bonfires banned in private homes and gardens due to fears of another mass spike in infections and possible house fires; pilgrims not… Read More ›
Judges find no legal justification to prevent PM from leading new gov’t; say accord ‘raises serious difficulties’ but intervention inappropriate; coalition to be sworn in… Read More ›
Washington – Intelligence shared among Five Eyes nations indicates it is “highly unlikely” that the coronavirus outbreak was spread as a result of an… Read More ›
