Month May 2019
Another round of selling gripped Wall Street on Wednesday as nervous investors fled health care, technology and other high-risk stocks in favor of the safety of bonds. The broad sell-off,… Read more » The post U.S. Stocks Close Lower, on… Continue Reading →
The Senate majority leader says if there’s a vacancy on the Supreme Court during next year’s election cycle, the Republican-controlled Senate would likely confirm a nominee selected by President Donald Trump. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Lumpkin, GA Most of the year, Marty Rosenbluth lives alone in a small house in Lumpkin, a Georgia town with 2,000 residents and one restaurant. It’s 500 miles away from his wife and community in North Carolina. Then he drives… Continue Reading →
Democratic presidential candidates ratcheted up the pressure on U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to start the process of impeaching President Donald Trump after Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s first public comments… Read more » The post Democratic Presidential Candidates Push for… Continue Reading →
It appears that while secularists decry religious coercion in Israel, secular coercion is permitted. A groups of secularists are trying to organize a boycott of Israel’s Agadir Burgers chain after it opened a branch in Jerusalem that is closed on… Continue Reading →
Parma, Italy – The police huddled for hours each day, headphones on, eavesdropping on the doctor. They’d tapped his cellphone, bugged his office, planted a camera in a trattoria. They heard him boast about his power to help Big Pharma… Continue Reading →
Boston – A plan to develop an acoustic system to chase away seals in order to prevent shark attacks is the latest front in the debate about how Cape Cod should respond in the wake of last year’s shark attacks…. Continue Reading →
The sole suspect in a fatal shooting at a Southern California synagogue pleaded not guilty to federal hate crimes and other charges Tuesday. John T. Earnest entered the plea a week after a grand jury returned a 113-count indictment that… Continue Reading →
Whether you are only thinking of relocating, or if you’ve actually decided to move, choosing the ideal location to move to is sometimes overwhelming. No doubt, jobs are near the top of your list in determining where to go. Read… Continue Reading →
Three people were confirmed dead and 16 missing after a sightseeing boat carrying 32 passengers and two crew members collided with another vessel and sank Wednesday night in the Danube… Read more » The post 3 Dead, 16 Missing After… Continue Reading →
Police announce the arrest of five suspects for their alleged involvement in rock-throwing attacks against Israeli vehicles and buses traveling in the Binyamin Regional Council area of Shomron. During recent months, in response to rock-throwing attacks against vehicles and buses… Continue Reading →
New York – A federal judge has approved Ruth Madoff’s $594,000 settlement with the court-appointed trustee who is liquidating her husband Bernard Madoff’s firm and raising money for the swindler’s victims. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stuart Bernstein in Manhattan authorized the… Continue Reading →
The measles outbreak in New York City has also had cases in Staten Island, the city health Department announced Wednesday, but most of those cases occurred several months ago. The… Read more » The post Staten Island Has Seen Measles… Continue Reading →
Gov. Cuomo, Senate Leader Trade Barbs as NY Session End Nears ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is taking aim at fellow Democrats in the state Legislature,… Read more » The post Regional Briefs – May 29,… Continue Reading →
San Diego – A San Diego hospital on Wednesday revealed the birth of a girl believed to be the world’s tiniest surviving baby, who weighed just 245 grams (about 8.6 ounces) before she was discharged as a healthy infant. The… Continue Reading →
The Democratic National Committee announced Wednesday new criteria for the party’s September presidential debate that could dramatically winnow the sprawling field of 23 candidates, raising the stakes for the summer… Read more » The post September Debate Rules Could Winnow… Continue Reading →
Sen. Lamar Alexander underwent surgery Wednesday morning to remove a benign tumor in his leg, his office said. Alexander, R-Tenn., 78, is in his third term in the Senate. He… Read more » The post Sen. Lamar Alexander Undergoes Surgery… Continue Reading →
Every hour that one of The Advance Group’s trucks is stuck in highway or bridge traffic, it costs the moving company around $200. And with 40 trucks trying to get… Read more » The post Crumbling Roads, Spotty Internet Trouble… Continue Reading →
The Coast Guard is searching for any survivors after a small plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey. The Federal Aviation Administration says the single-engine Mooney M20J crashed… Read more » The post Search on for Survivors After… Continue Reading →
Two Lakewood structures were struck by lightning this evening, officials say. The homes filled with smoke, but all occupants made it out safely. There is also heavy flooding around town. Use caution. [TLs-15/TLS-43/TLS-AJ] View this post on Instagram Scene… Continue Reading →