US president and Russian counterpart set to hold a bilateral meeting on Monday afternoon during three-day session of the UN General Assembly. WASHINGTON/MOSCOW –… Read More ›
If parents can be penalized for children’s rock-throwing, does that mean the state may get engage in penalizing parents when children are involved with alcohol,… Read More ›
Bloomberg reports that Putin’s preferred course of action is for the US government and its allies to agree to coordinate their campaign against ISIS with… Read More ›
Op-ed: The vision of sustainable giving is critical for our national fight against poverty because it instills within people the understanding that if they don’t… Read More ›
PARIS – We’ve seen at least three articles explaining why the Fed failed to increase interest rates Thursday. One says Goldman Sachs is calling… Read More ›
In 2010, Mark Zuckerberg set into motion a bold plan to turn around Newark, New Jersey’s failing public-school system. With a hyped-up announcement on… Read More ›
China got ugly in 2015. After a year-plus-long rally of over 150%, the country’s stock markets crashed twice — once in June and again… Read More ›
Berlin – Berlin police say they’ve raided eight buildings after a months-long investigation into a group of suspected Islamic extremists involved in terrorist activities.… Read More ›
New York – A macaque monkey who took now-famous selfie photographs should be declared the copyright owner of the photos, rather than the nature photographer… Read More ›
Detroit – Nissan Motor Co Ltd said its mid-sized sedan, Altima, would undergo an extensive redesign in an effort to boost demand for the best-selling… Read More ›
France has agreed to sell Egypt two Mistral-class helicopter carriers that were previously contracted to go to Russia, the Elysee Palace announced Wednesday. The… Read More ›
The Nigerian military rescued 241 women and children in a raid on two camps controlled by the Boko Haram terrorist group, the country’s military said… Read More ›
Washington – Pope Francis immediately dove into the whirlpool of U.S. politics on Wednesday, using his first direct address to the nation to weigh in on… Read More ›
2,220 people treated by medical teams for bike injuries, dehydration; several stone-throwing incidents reported The Yom Kippur fast passed without major incident Wednesday, despite… Read More ›
Suspect taken in for interrogation; several incidents of suspected arson reported across Jerusalem over high holiday Israel Defense Forces troops manning a post in… Read More ›
Defense minister eases restrictions on Palestinian access to site for Eid al-Adha, the Festival of the Sacrifice The Temple Mount will be closed to… 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 ›
