There are signs of life emerging from the world’s economic ‘canary in the coal mine
The world’s economic “canary in the coal mine” is still weak, but it seems to be showing signs of improvement. South Korean exports, nicknamed “the… Read More ›
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The fight for $15 is unreasonable — that’s why it’s winning
When fast food workers first marched off their jobs in late 2012 to protest for $15-an-hour pay, their demands seemed as hopeless as they… Read More ›
Trump on potential war between Japan and North Korea: ‘If they do, they do’
Donald Trump on Saturday reiterated his belief that Japan should arm itself to deter a threat from North Korea rather than have the U.S. military… Read More ›
Wars of the Jews, 21st century edition
A series of challenges to the monopoly of Israel’s state rabbinate may threaten stability of government Israel’s Supreme Court has ruled that the state must… Read More ›
Iran says US hampering its oil industry recovery
Deputy foreign minister claims sanctions removal has freed up $1 billion Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused the United States of trying to… Read More ›
MAJOR FEDSPEAK: Here’s your full preview of this week’s big economic events
The Federal Reserve will take center stage this week, as the rest of the economic data calendar is fairly quiet after a jam-packed week. There’s a historic… Read More ›
Milwaukee – Trump Works To Right Campaign Before Wisconsin Votes
Milwaukee – Donald Trump worked to right his campaign on Sunday after a shaky week, brushing off verbal missteps about abortion, nuclear weapons and… Read More ›
Philadelphia – Businessman Steve Forbes On Derailed Train
Philadelphia – Businessman Steve Forbes says he was on the train that derailed near Philadelphia, killing two people and injuring several dozen others. Forbes… Read More ›
New York – Firefighters Battle 5-alarm Fire At Queens Dry Cleaners
New York – Firefighters are battling a 5-alarm fire at a dry cleaners shop in Long Island City, Queens. Fire officials say the blaze… Read More ›
U.S. F-15s deployed to Iceland
Demonstrating its commitment to a “free” and “secure” Europe, the United States deployed 12 F-15C Eagles and approximately 350 airmen to Iceland and the Netherlands… Read More ›
Azerbaijan claims ceasefire in deadly feud; Armenia says violence still going
A long-simmering, violent feud in Eurasia is now on pause — at least according to one of the dueling countries. Azerbaijan announced a unilateral ceasefire… Read More ›
Iran oil exports surpass 2 million barrels per day — minister
Expanded trading in the wake of lifted economic sanctions driving oil prices down some 60% worldwide TEHRAN — Iran’s oil exports have surpassed 2… Read More ›
Caught between White House and its critics, lawmaker pledges to renew Iran sanctions
Top Democrat Ben Cardin, one of 4 who joined Republicans to oppose nuke deal, to seek reauthorization of punitive measures before year’s end … Read More ›
At Harvard, sparks fly over Israeli-Palestinian economic ties
Although a university gathering brought together business minds from both sides of the divide, some on campus condemned event for advancing ‘occupation’ and ‘daily humiliation… Read More ›
Huge leak reveals deep corruption linked to offshore accounts
Israeli banks and citizens are among those implicated. An international effort by over 100 media organizations to expose the illicit financial activities of some of… Read More ›
The Iran-backed Sunni group that aids Hezbollah in the Syrian battlefield
The Lebanese media claims that the main stronghold of the Resistance Brigades is the southern region connecting Sidon and Beirut, which is home to many… Read More ›
Libya could replace Syria and Iraq as main ISIS hub
“The bottom line is that Islamic State has found the perfect storm from where to hunker down and build its power away from the main… Read More ›
Meir Ettinger will not be released for his son’s circumcision
The radical right-wing activist’s family are planning to appeal the decision at the High Court of Justice; his wife refuses to have the ceremony in… Read More ›
Givati commanders discuss the Hebron shooting
Givati’s battalion commanders relate the difficulties they face out in the field dealing with disturbances from both sides as well as methods developed by brigade… Read More ›
Pathologists: Soldier’s bullet killed Hebron terrorist
Investigators claim that both the Israeli and Palestinian pathologist ruled that it was the bullet of the Kfir Brigade solider who shot the already-neutralized terrorist… Read More ›
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