Government spokesman: Afghan city largely in ‘hand of enemies’
The Afghan provincial capital of Kunduz has largely fallen into “the hand of enemies,” Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi said late Monday. Sediqqi… Read More ›
The Afghan provincial capital of Kunduz has largely fallen into “the hand of enemies,” Afghanistan’s Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi said late Monday. Sediqqi… Read More ›
The Republican candidates for U.S. president who are attacking the nuclear deal with Iran could hardly find the country on a map, or know that… Read More ›
Imagery shows another two military facilities under construction in addition to buildup of combat planes and tanks; Kerry: Supporting Assad is attracting foreign fighters who… Read More ›
Images capture Hadeel al-Shalom and a soldier after she reportedly pulled a knife and before she was fatally wounded. A video showing young Palestinian woman… Read More ›
After a month of uphill battles and rumors of shady business dealings abroad, Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan rescinds appointment of Gal Hirsch due to… Read More ›
Tax Authority initially rejected payout. Attorney-General Yehuda Weinstein on Monday overturned the Tax Authority’s decision to deny the Galilee-based Church of the Loaves and… Read More ›
Following a meeting in Paris with French President Francois Hollande, the Palestinian leader said the situation in Jerusalem was “a very dangerous one.” Palestinian… Read More ›
Official says world should finally hold Abbas “accountable” for his behavior. The international community should end the “charade” whereby Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas… Read More ›
After Carly Fiorina was fired as Hewlett-Packard’s CEO in 2005, Seton Hall University business professor Dr. A.D. Amar took a deep look at what went… Read More ›
The man who used to be known as “the Kremlin’s banker” is suing Russia. On Monday, Sergei Pugachev filed a claim against Russia for over $10 billion… Read More ›
New Delhi – India has accelerated plans to buy drones from Israel that can be armed, defense sources said, allowing the military to carry… Read More ›
Controversial accord to be implemented next month; US says Tehran must take steps to satisfy IAEA before punitive measures removed WASHINGTON (JTA) — The… Read More ›
It’s official: Samson Resources, the Oklahoma-based oil-and-gas exploration company, has gone bust. The company filed for Chapter 11 late Wednesday. That means private equity… Read More ›
Tesla builds electric cars, but it also builds batteries — and with the development of its Gigafactory in Nevada, in association with Panasonic, it… Read More ›
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says it’s OK that chief executives get paid way more than their average employees — and that cutting down on… Read More ›
Irving, TX – One of the largest Muslim groups in Texas said Thursday that it does not fault police and school officials who handcuffed… Read More ›
San Francisco – Amazon is dangling a $50 tablet computer in its latest attempt to lure consumers who can’t afford or don’t want the… Read More ›
Rochester, NH – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump declined to correct a questioner who said President Barack Obama is Muslim. Trump was holding a… Read More ›
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will announce Wednesday that the city’s public schools will be required to offer classes in computer science… Read More ›
Roanoke, VA – The woman who survived an on-air shooting that killed two TV journalists in Virginia says the gunman never said a word. In… Read More ›