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Albany, NY – The two ex-leaders of New York’s Legislature tapped their campaign funds for a combined $3.6 million last year in an unsuccessful… Read More ›
Washington – The State Department is asking a federal court for a one-month extension to publish the last of Hillary Clinton’s emails during her… Read More ›
Des Moines, IA – Donald Trump and some mainstream Republicans are engaged in a long-distance flirtation. Both sides are coming to the realization that… Read More ›
Melbourne – At the French Open last year, Stan Wawrinka’s plaid shorts drew almost as much attention as his glittering play. The red, white and… Read More ›
Sioux Center, Iowa – Donald Trump boasted Saturday that support for his presidential campaign would not decline even if he shot someone in the middle of… Read More ›
Advanced weapons are going from Russia to Syria and then into Hezbollah’s hands, according to an IDF reserve officer. These deliveries likely include Onyx missiles,… Read More ›
While Jerusalem and Khartoum are a long way from normalized relations, the last few months have seen Sudan edge closer to the moderate Sunni camp… Read More ›
Op-ed: Something that is often conspicuously absent from the discussions of Israeli PR problems is the country’s clear lack of a consistent and clear policy… Read More ›
At present, only a small number of doctors authorized by the ministry can prescribe it, and the drug is obtainable only from a limited number… Read More ›
According to the Population, Immigration and Borders Authority, there are currently close to a dozen Israeli citizens who are fighting with ISIS, with growing concerns… Read More ›
Iranian Kurd tells Post: “The Kurdish people will become independent in the near future with the help of the Israeli Government.” Iranian Kurds told The… Read More ›
A rally and speeches near the checkpoint marked the culmination of what was an impassioned and peaceful march. Amid a cacophony of car horns,… Read More ›
After nuclear accord implementation, an economy desperate to modernize is seeing global businesses eager to help PARIS, France – With global growth moribund, multinational… Read More ›
Daniel Dion, the brother of entertainer Celine Dion, died on Saturday after a battle with cancer, his family said. He was 59. The eighth of… Read More ›
Attackers raided a luxury hotel in Burkina Faso overnight, shooting some and taking others hostage in a siege that lasted hours and ended with 28… Read More ›
Taipei – Taiwan has elected its first female president in a landmark election that could unsettle relations with Beijing. Tsai Ing-wen, leader of the opposition… Read More ›
Official in Jerusalem says this shows need for proposed NGO transparency law. Jerusalem push back Tuesday against US “displeasure” with the proposed NGO Transparency… Read More ›
You have to respond immediately here…or they will eat you alive’ LA COURNEUVE, France (JTA) — At this Paris suburb’s only Jewish facility, Rabbi… Read More ›
US President Barack Obama is delivering his final State of the Union address. Here’s the full text, from the White House: Mr. Speaker, Mr.… Read More ›
In late 2014, Microsoft unveiled Microsoft Delve, a Facebook news-feed-like tool for Microsoft Office that lets you see what your colleagues are working on. Microsoft… Read More ›
