Articles by: JewishNews-Rami

  Washington –  Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has waded back into the topic of eligibility for the U.S. presidency, telling the Washington Post that… Read More ›

  Chicago – Officials of a suburban Chicago Christian college has begun efforts to fire a political science professor who was placed on leave after… Read More ›

Habbaniyah, Iraq – Five-year-old Tabarak had to be given sleeping pills to hush her crying as her family fled from ISIS. For months, her mother Nada… Read More ›

  With skyscrapers reaching higher each year, it seems the sky’s the limit — unless that sky is full of airplanes. That’s the problem facing… Read More ›

Hong Kong – A government investigation into the mysterious disappearance of five Hong Kong publishers and book sellers this week thrust an unusual publishing industry into… Read More ›

  Pastor Larry Wright was talking to his small eastern North Carolina congregation about the senseless deaths in his community when a man with a… Read More ›

  The mayor of a municipality in Mexico was slain by armed men inside her home on Saturday — one day after taking office. Gisela… Read More ›

Saudi Arabia said Saturday it had executed 47 people in a single day, including a dissident Shiite cleric, Nimr al-Nimr, who had repeatedly spoken out… Read More ›

Deputy national security adviser says still more to be done before announcement of new sanctions against Tehran for missile test   The US projects Iran… Read More ›

  San Francisco – Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it will begin warning users of its Outlook.com email service when the company suspects that a… Read More ›

  Newark, NJ – A former high-ranking appointee of Gov. Chris Christie is among several defendants attacking a lawsuit filed over the George Washington Bridge… Read More ›

  North Ogden, UT – Sarah Crenshaw was edging along a familiar mountain road when her SUV hit a patch of black ice and slid… Read More ›

Washington – Jeb Bush’s campaign is drastically shifting its resources from the airwaves to the field, scrapping large advertising buys in early-voting states in hopes of… Read More ›

Japan and South Korea have reached an agreement over the long-standing issue of “comfort women,” a term that describes sex slaves used by the Japanese… Read More ›

Relatives of 3-year-old Alan Kurdi, the toddler who tragically drowned off the Turkish coast earlier this year, have arrived safely in Canada as refugees. There… Read More ›

  The expulsion of ISIS fighters from the Iraqi city of Ramadi is a morale-boosting victory for the Iraqi Security Forces after a thoroughly forgettable… Read More ›