Month July 2020

A potential constitutional crisis is looming over the actions of federal officers at protests in Oregon’s largest city that have been hailed by President Donald Trump but were done without local consent. The standoff could escalate there and elsewhere as… Continue Reading →

I was terrified when I tested positive for the novel coronavirus. How can a doctor be a patient and a provider at the same time? How could I protect my… Read more » The post OPINION: The Horror of Living… Continue Reading →

     What is a coach anyway? Find out by attending a webinar entitled “What Is Coaching Anyway?“ Choose the webinar that fits your schedule: Daily at 4:00 or 9:00 PM You will find out what makes coaching so unique and illuminating to the… Continue Reading →

The Histadrut warned on Tuesday that if the social workers strike is not settled soon, other public sector employees might walk out in solidarity with them, The Times of Israel… Read more » The post Social Workers Strike Could Spread… Continue Reading →

Only a tiny fraction of the population in many parts of the United States had antibodies to the novel coronavirus as of mid-May, indicating most people remain highly susceptible to… Read more » The post CDC Study Finds Most People… Continue Reading →

The fall of a ring of white supremacists harassing journalists, activists and politicians began with a college student trying to get out of class. John William Kirby Kelley, 19, acknowledged… Read more » The post Man Admits Involvement in Neo-Nazi… Continue Reading →

New York and New Jersey have added 10 states to the list from which travelers are required to self-quarantine for 14 days, and Connecticut are expected to follow suit. The newly-added states are Alaska, Delaware (re-added), Indiana, Maryland, Missouri, Montana,… Continue Reading →

A year ago, Cijay Brightman was doing sound and lighting for a major music concert in Israel. Now, after the coronavirus wiped out live events, he’s making sandwiches and serving… Read more » The post Swapping the Stage for Sandwiches:… Continue Reading →

Governor Murphy today advised individuals traveling to New Jersey from additional states with significant community spread of COVID-19 to quarantine for a 14-day period from the time of last contact within the identified state. The updated advisory includes 10 additional… Continue Reading →

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Six months after the first coronavirus case appeared in the United States, most states are failing to report critical information needed to track and control the resurgence of covid-19, the… Read more » The post Former CDC Chief: Most States… Continue Reading →

Today, Congressman Andy Kim (NJ-03) called on U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to provide answers to why a number of constituents throughout New Jersey’s Third Congressional District have had mail delivery, including the delivery of critical medicines, delayed for multiple… Continue Reading →

Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and four others were arrested Tuesday in a $60 million federal bribery probe, a person briefed on the investigation confirmed. U.S. Attorney David DeVillers’ office would not discuss details of the case, which it planned… Continue Reading →

The City of New York has donated some 100 million meals to food insecure residents, Mayor Bill DeBlasio said on Tuesday. DeBlasio vowed that the food distribution would continue as long as it’s needed. The free meals were provided to… Continue Reading →

Bayit Cham’s name represents its essence: It is a warm home with an open door. The organization’s goal is to help people who struggle with a variety of emotional health challenges. This special home is like a balm to so… Continue Reading →