Month September 2020

Heavy rain and pounding surf driven by Hurricane Sally hit the Florida and Alabama coasts Tuesday as forecasters expected the slow-moving storm to dump continuous deluges before and after landfall, possibly triggering dangerous, historic flooding along the northern Gulf Coast…. Continue Reading →

In Lakewood, as in many large Jewish communities, the ongoing COVID pandemic has led many to seek creative means of providing safe options for Torah and tefillah to continue for… Read more » The post Mosdos and Minyanim in Lakewood… Continue Reading →

Joe Biden made his first trip to Florida as the Democratic presidential nominee on Tuesday with an urgent mission to boost support among Latinos who could decide the election in one of the nation’s fiercest battleground states. Biden opened the… Continue Reading →

A northern New Jersey town has reached an agreement in a federal lawsuit that accused it of illegally denying an Orthodox Jewish group’s attempt to expand its footprint, the U.S.… Read more » The post Town Settles Lawsuit Over Nixed… Continue Reading →

Dear TLS, As Rosh Hashana approaches, I am facing the Yom Hadin with a heavier heart than usual. Having watched Klal Yisroel undergo one of the hardest tekufos in recent memory, are there any among us who have been spared… Continue Reading →

Firefighters burned off vegetation in the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles on Tuesday to protect historic Mount Wilson Observatory from a wildfire. The Bobcat Fire was within 500… Read more » The post California Firefighters Work to Protect… Continue Reading →

The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed U.S.-brokered agreements Tuesday to normalize ties with Israel, which participants hope to be a shift change for peace in the world’s most volatile… Read more » The post ‘Dawn of a New Middle… Continue Reading →

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State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker announced on Tuesday that nursing homes in New York will be allowed to resume limited visitations for facilities that have been without… Read more » The post NYS Department of Health Revises… Continue Reading →

A World Trade Organization panel ruled Tuesday that Trump administration tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods are illegal, vindicating Beijing even if the United States has all but incapacitated the WTO’s ability to hand down a final, binding… Continue Reading →

With great sorrow Hamodia reports the sudden petirah of Rabbanit Shulamis Badani, a”h, the wife of ybl”c Harav Shimon Badani, shlita, a member of the Moetzet Hachmei Hatorah. Rabbanit Badani… Read more » The post BD’E – Rabbanit Shulamis Badani,… Continue Reading →

Rescue teams were dispatched to Avi Ezri Steet in Modi’in Illit on Tuesday evening following the report that a child had fallen into a ravine nearby. according to witnesses, the boy was attempting to repel down the ravine with a… Continue Reading →

She was Moser Nefesh for Torah and her father,and her life today is in real danger. One of the Rebbetzin Leah Kolodetzkys’ Nieces, A single 24 Year old Bais Yaakov Teacher assumed responsibility for the finances of her fathers yeshiva… Continue Reading →

JCP&L today sent out a survey, asking residents to rate their customer service performance during Hurricane Isias. The company stated: At JCP&L, we are working toward providing the best customer service experience possible. To help us improve customer experience at… Continue Reading →

Hours after the signing of the normalization accords between Israel, the UAE and Bahrain in Washington, the text of the documents was yet to be made public. While the world… Read more » The post UAE Foreign Minister Thanks Netanyahu… Continue Reading →