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Brooklyn, NY – The president of the union representing New York City police officers says a jury came to the “absolutely wrong decision” when they… Read More ›
Brooklyn, NY – The president of the union representing New York City police officers says a jury came to the “absolutely wrong decision” when they… Read More ›
New York – Donald Trump and Univision said Thursday they have resolved the lawsuit that the Republican presidential contender filed after the company decided… Read More ›
Atherton, CA – President Barack Obama said Thursday that “strange things” can happen in politics when voters are scared and that the angst people… Read More ›
Washington – Top U.S. intelligence officials said Tuesday that ISIS was likely to attempt direct attacks on the U.S. in the coming year and that the… Read More ›
GOP candidate has been touting endorsement from Mike Bickle, who notoriously said God sent Hitler to hunt Jews for not accepting Jesus as messiah … Read More ›
Sabbath observant Jews won’t be able to take part in the party’s upcoming February 20 vote after leaders said date was most convenient for most… Read More ›
Vermont senator draws broad support while Republican voters polled said they felt betrayed by party officials MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Republican Donald Trump and… Read More ›
Israel and Egypt have moved closer in recent months thanks to a mutual interest in fighting Hamas’s military buildup, but both countries have remained vague… Read More ›
Gaza terror group kills one of own for alleged ethical offenses, was likely suspected of cooperating with Israel and revealing the location of leader of… Read More ›
Joint List MK meets with Robert Malley, President Obama’s ‘point man’ on the Middle East and Frank Lowenstein, the State Department’s special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian… Read More ›
As his campaign has gained momentum by focusing largely on domestic issues, the Brooklyn-born son of Jewish immigrants from Poland has been coy about his… Read More ›
“The two-state vision did not die, but it will not happen tomorrow,” Herzog told the crowd. Hundreds of Labor Party activists voted Sunday to… Read More ›
Allexanda Kotey, a former west London resident of Greek Cypriot and Ghanaian extraction, is one of four Brits who have been dubbed with the moniker… Read More ›
Atlanta – Kik Messenger, a smartphone app popular among younger teens, is on the defensive following the stabbing death of a 13-year-old girl in Virginia… Read More ›
New York – Amazon is declining comment on reports it may be planning to open more bookstores. In a call with analysts on Tuesday,… Read More ›
New York – If you’re running an older version of Windows, you might suddenly find Microsoft’s Windows 10 upgrade already downloaded on your machine.… Read More ›
As fighting continued to rage in Syria, talks aimed at ending the bloodshed came to a halt — at least temporarily — with a U.N.… Read More ›
For the person who gets a sinking feeling every time they set foot inside a museum, at last the perfect destination. Accessible only to snorkelers,… Read More ›
U. of Haifa: Women exposed to petrochemical pollution have babies with smaller heads. The Haifa Municipality and the Health Ministry kept their distance on Monday… Read More ›
Power couple contributes $2,700 to Texas senator’s campaign, in possible indication of future backing WASHINGTON — Sheldon and Miriam Adelson each gave the maximum… Read More ›