Month July 2020
Investigators are examining a possible connection between the shooting of the father and husband of a federal judge in New Jersey, and the body of a man found dead Monday… Read more » The post Man Found Dead May Be… Continue Reading →
Attorneys for Michael Flynn on Monday urged a full federal appeals court in Washington not to rehear his case, arguing that an earlier order requiring a U.S. judge to dismiss… Read more » The post Michael Flynn Urges Full Appeals… Continue Reading →
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Former U.S. Rep. Allen West of Florida, a firebrand conservative who once called for President Barack Obama’s impeachment following a short stint in Congress, was elected chair of the Republican Party of Texas during a turbulent… Continue Reading →
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un berated construction managers for unspecified problems in building a showpiece hospital in comments reported Monday that may indicate the country is struggling to secure the supplies amid U.S.-led sanctions and a coronavirus lockdown. During… Continue Reading →
[COMMUNICATED] Did you know what Rav Akiva Eiger thought a nice sefer would look like? Or, did you ever see the famous forged Yerushalmi on Kodshim? You do not want to miss tonight’s exclusive viewing of the Legacy Collection. Tonight,… Continue Reading →
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY (AP) – A gunman posing as a FedEx delivery person shot and killed the 20-year-old son of a federal judge and wounded her husband at their New Jersey home before fleeing, authorities said. The shooting happened Sunday… Continue Reading →
A series of three no-confidence motions were defeated in the Knesset plenum on Monday as the Netanyahu-Gantz coalition easily outvoted the opposition. The motion asserting “failure of the coronavirus government… Read more » The post Three Up, Three Down, Coalition… Continue Reading →
In the center of the world sits one city, the foundation of the earth. In the center of that city sits one institution, developing, educating, training, and BUILDING LEADERS WHO CARE. Eighteen years ago, the Rosh HaKollel, Rabbi Yitzchok Berkovitz… Continue Reading →
The Israeli nurses’ strike on Monday appeared to have ended with a victory for the health-care system, as the government agreed to hire 2,000 nurses and 400 doctors to shore… Read more » The post Nurses’ Strike Ends With Promise… Continue Reading →
The real estate market in Tel Aviv and other cities has sustained heavy losses due to the coronavirus crisis, with commercial occupancy falling and rents down, according to Globes on… Read more » The post Pandemic Ravages Real-Estate Market appeared… Continue Reading →
Lakewood residents report that they have received messages from New Jersey American Water, informing them of mandatory restrictions placed on water usage. The company says that an operational issue at one of its primary water treatment plants and high water… Continue Reading →
President Donald Trump insisted “good things” were underway on the next COVID-19 aid package Monday as he met with Republican congressional leaders, but new divisions between the Senate GOP and… Read more » The post Trump Faces Divisions With Senate… Continue Reading →
New York City moved to what was supposed to be the final phase of its coronavirus re-opening Monday, but with indoor service at restaurants and bars still banned, malls and… Read more » The post Cuomo Calls for Police to… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Former NBA All-Star Amar’e Stoudemire said there is a “lack of leadership” in the Black community that has led to expressions of anti-Semitism, and he has offered to bridge the gap between Jews and Blacks. Stoudemire, who… Continue Reading →
Threats against Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu have set off another tiff between Public Security Minister Amir Ohana and Attorney General Avichai Mandleblit. Mandleblit denied that he wasn’t taking the… Read more » The post Mandelblit Says Taking Threats to… Continue Reading →
Ever since the U.S. government launched its emergency lending program for small businesses on April 3, there have been complaints that bigger companies had their loans approved and disbursed more… Read more » The post Big Companies Got Coronavirus Loans… Continue Reading →
Over 100 businesses have already registered for the online webinar that every business will benefit from. How to Identify your most engaged leads and convert them faster The secrets to working smarter, not harder Little known tips & tricks of… Continue Reading →
State governments trying to weather the financial storm brought on by the coronavirus are borrowing billions of dollars and desperately trying to slash costs by furloughing workers, delaying construction projects,… Read more » The post To Survive Financial Storm of… Continue Reading →
MOSCOW (AP) — The United States on Monday slapped sanctions on the regional strongman leader of Russia’s republic of Chechnya over human rights violations. Ramzan Kadyrov, 43, has run Chechnya like his personal fiefdom, relying on his security forces to… Continue Reading →