Articles by: JewishNews-Limor
Apple CEO Tim Cook remains a strong supporter of encryption, even as governments continue to question the method of securely gathering data in wake… Read More ›
New York – There were times by the end of his shift that firefighter Joseph Nardone’s head would be pounding, his eyes crossing from… Read More ›
Prague – Prague Zoo says it likely has the longest Chinese giant salamander now on Earth. The critically endangered animal is the largest amphibian… Read More ›
Washington – A shake-up of the nation’s kidney transplant system means more organs are getting to patients once thought nearly impossible to match, according… Read More ›
House of Representatives unanimously approves bill to crack down on financial institutions knowingly doing business with Shiite group The US House of Representatives voted… Read More ›
Iranian President Rouhani voices hope that sanctions would be removed in January, “delivering one of the electoral promises of the government” before polls open on… Read More ›
The incident revolves around the company’s refusal in 2013 to sell a ticket to an Israeli citizen who wanted to fly from New York’s JFK… Read More ›
“I encourage individuals and families to prioritize investing in safe rooms,” senior officer tells the ‘Post.’ The IDF Home Front Command is in the process… Read More ›
Father Semere summoned to Holot detention center. The Holot detention center for illegal African migrants may soon have a celebrity “resident.” Father Semere, the… Read More ›
A part of the Israeli delegation to COP 21 in France, Ecoppia’s technology can help make solar more cost-effective, say top energy officials According… Read More ›
Call it the Republican establishment’s nightmare scenario. The GOP establishment, confronted by a recalcitrant electorate that refuses to leave Donald Trump, is being forced to… Read More ›
All Mark Oberholtzer wanted to do was upgrade his ride. What he got instead was a world of trouble from half a world away. The… Read More ›
Washington – Three years after a gunman killed 26 people — mostly first-graders — at an elementary school in Connecticut, President Barack Obama wondered in… Read More ›
After four years of negotiations, 195 nations commit to reduce greenhouse gasses, keep global temperatures from rising In a landmark move, 195 nations agreed… Read More ›
Agreement reached this weekend would actually entail increasing Israel’s greenhouse gas output by 2030, due to population growth Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday… Read More ›
But environmentalists say Jerusalem’s plan to battle global warming falls short of what other countries have vowed to do, and might not be implemented at… Read More ›
Albany, NY – For the second time in as many weeks, a former top New York politician was convicted on federal corruption charges, prompting… Read More ›
Dallas, TX – Gasoline is close to breaking below a key psychological barrier as drivers enjoy some of the cheapest pump prices since the… Read More ›
One of the women assaulted by former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw said she feared for her life when he pulled her over last… Read More ›
A California man was arrested Saturday in connection with a fire at a Coachella mosque, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department announced. Carl James Dial Jr.,… Read More ›
