Microsoft rushed to kill unlimited OneDrive storage because “a major publication was going to print something that was very damaging and was not true,”… Read More ›
Los Angeles – January is looming, and we all know what that means: A resolution to lose weight and get healthy. Just like the… Read More ›
New York – Organic beverage maker Honest Tea says a Donald Trump quote is being removed from its bottle caps, but not because it… Read More ›
Seattle – Online retailer Amazon has been a prime beneficiary of more consumers doing their holiday shopping online and procrastinating. Amazon Prime, the company’s… 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 ›
Palestinian throws pipe bomb at troops operating in Jenin; no injuries reported in either incident Shots were fired at IDF troops overnight Monday during… Read More ›
In expectation of Hezbollah attack over killing of terrorist Samir Kuntar, army said to bolster troop presence in northern towns The IDF began placing… Read More ›
Justices overturn one bribery conviction but uphold another for disgraced former prime minister, who was originally slated to serve 6 years for his part in… Read More ›
Amir Ohana, replacing retiring minister Silvan Shalom, became a member of Knesset while United Torah Judaism chose to ignore the swear-in ceremony. Likud’s first openly-gay… Read More ›
State Attorney files prosecutor’s statement against one of the Jewish terror suspects, but not in the Duma case, leading the court to order his release;… Read More ›
Op-ed: Those who believe in democracy try to convince; those who have lost faith in democracy try to impose. That’s exactly what far right-wing activists… Read More ›
The government will dole out annual payments of NIS 3,600 to Jews who immigrated to Israel from Morocco, Iraq, and Algeria. The Finance Ministry… Read More ›
Gold stresses common Israeli-Arab interests in unprecedented interview to Saudi paper In the Foreign Ministry’s first interview granted to a Saudi news outlet, director-general… Read More ›
Leading the list at No. 1 was the hatred that inspired Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife to murder 14 people in a shooting rampage… Read More ›
“Gush Etzion is here to embrace you and to hold you up whenever you need,” friend tells parents of slain teen. Cars whizzed by… Read More ›
Law enforcement to lower bar for investigating far-right spiritual leaders, in effort to curb anti-Arab violence Israeli authorities are looking at new steps to… Read More ›
From one holiday-shortened week to another. The past week was mostly quiet, but highlighted by three straight up days and one flat day in… Read More ›
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” just keeps making money and breaking records. After nabbing the Christmas Day box-office record with $49.3 million, shattering the… Read More ›
