New Jersey – Law Firm Must Turn Over Notes From Probe That Cleared Gov. Chris Christie
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Washington – $1,000-Per-Pill Drug Overtaken By Pricier Successor For $1,350-Per-Pill
Washington – The $1,000 pill for a liver-wasting viral infection that made headlines last year is no longer the favorite of patients and doctors.… Read More ›
Greek crisis sparks bargains on island villas
Has Greece got a deal for you. Brave investors are hunting for cheap island villas in Greece in the hopes that the crumbling economy… Read More ›
Bastian Schweinsteiger to join Manchester United
German international captain Bastian Schweinsteiger is to leave Bayern Munich to join Manchester United, the Bundesliga champions confirmed Saturday. The 30-year-old Schweinsteiger has spent… Read More ›
Markets waiting out crises in Greece and China
Investors in Asia remained calm in early trading Monday, even as two crises threatened to sour the start of a new week. Greece and its… Read More ›
Cousin of Michelle Obama to serve as ‘black chief rabbi’
Relative of first lady nominated unanimously to serve as ‘titular head of a worldwide community of Black Jews’ Rabbi Capers Funnye of Chicago was… Read More ›
Israeli-Canadian woman returns from fighting with Kurds in Syria
IDF vet Gill Rosenberg back in Israel after 6 months in Iraq, Syria battling Islamic State; released after questioning by authorities An Israeli-Canadian woman who… Read More ›
Nuclear talks require ‘some more work,’ says Zarif
Iranian negotiator rejects reports that deal can be signed Sunday, but says no extension; Rouhani announces ‘settlement of nuclear issue’ is ‘very close’ The… Read More ›
Coffee with Omar Sharif
Great Egyptian actor, who died Friday, told Yedioth Ahronoth correspondent Smadar Perry about his Jewish and Israeli ties during a casual 1980s meeting at a… Read More ›
Art student applies sci-fi touch to future IDF
Pavel Postovoit’s stunning artwork imagines a time in which conflict has not abated and Star-Wars-like creations patrol the land. Pavel Postovoit imagines and illustrates the… Read More ›
Blindness has no political color
Op-ed: Why are so many people struck by such incredible blindness when the facts are so obvious? Iran will become more dangerous if an agreement… Read More ›
Torah scroll dedicated in honor of lone soldier who fell in Gaza last summer
The Torah scroll dedicated in Max’s honor will ideally be used by other soldiers in the army. A year after lone soldier St.- Sgt.… Read More ›
US considering drones in North Africa to monitor Islamic State
A North African base near Islamic State strongholds in Libya would help the United States “fill gaps in our understanding of what’s going on” in… Read More ›
With looming budget cuts, Kahlon, haredim clash over promises
United Torah Judaism’s Gafni says coalition agreement to restore child welfare benefits cannot be broken Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition faced a potential… Read More ›
Ministers to vote on smoking ban in public parks
Health Ministry statistics indicate that in 2011, 64 children came to hospitals after swallowing cigarette butts they found in parks or ashtrays at home. … Read More ›
Ministers to consider death penalty for terrorists
Bill sponsored by opposition Yisrael Beytenu party garners support of ministers in Likud and Jewish Home A key cabinet committee is set to consider… Read More ›
China’s government still has options to steer its stock market
Chinese equities are undergoing a sharp correction, and the volatility could last for some time. But we think policymakers have both the tools and the… Read More ›
Everyone freaking out about China’s stock-market crash is missing one thing
The Shanghai Composite Index has exhibited tremendous volatility, exploding to all-time highs in June and then crashing in the weeks after. And this big… Read More ›
The CEO of one of the fastest-growing business apps ever used an ingeniously simple analogy to explain why companies succeed
Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is an intelligent guy. Before building his $2.8 billion startup Slack, which many consider the fastest-growing business app ever, Butterfield… Read More ›
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