Month March 2021
A suspect was in custody on Tuesday a day after 10 people, including a policeman, were killed in a hail of gunfire inside a Colorado grocery store, marking America’s second… Read more » The post Suspect in Custody After 10… Continue Reading →
GEDOLIM VOTE! HaRav Edelstein Walks By Foot To Poll, HaRav Shalom Cohen Wrapped In Tallis & Tefillin
HaGaon HaRav Gershon Edelstein went by foot on Tuesday morning to the polling station to vote for Yahadus HaTorah in Israel’s elections. HaRav Edelstein is makpid to walk to the polling station by foot, saying that it’s part of kiyum… Continue Reading →
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SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. (AP) — A fire swept through a suburban New York assisted living facility and caused a partial collapse early Tuesday, killing one resident and sending two firefighters and multiple residents to hospitals, officials said. A third firefighter… Continue Reading →
SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. (AP) — A fire swept through a suburban New York assisted living facility and caused a partial collapse early Tuesday, killing one resident and sending two firefighters and multiple residents to hospitals, officials said. A third firefighter… Continue Reading →
Under New York State law, local school districts are required to provide transportation funding for all of their students, including those children who attend non-public schools. Yet as the pandemic raged, all schools were effectively shut down by Governor Cuomo’s… Continue Reading →
Following a significant drop in Israel’s coronavirus morbidity rate, Greece and Cyprus announced Tuesday that they will allow Israeli tourists into their countries with no need for virus testing prior… Read more » The post Flights to Recommence From Israel… Continue Reading →
It’s been brewing for weeks already, but it seems the disaster in Orlando is growing by the minute. Thousands of Jewish families have been renting homes in Orlando for this Pesach, all looking forward to a relaxing and an enjoyable… Continue Reading →
The New York City Police Department has released surveillance images of an unknown suspect who threatened people with a baseball bat in Boro Park. On Sunday at 4 p.m., at… Read more » The post Police Searching for Bat-Wielding Suspect… Continue Reading →
Washington, D.C.,’s bid for statehood finally got a congressional hearing Monday, but Mayor Muriel Bowser’s clashes with Republicans on the panel made clear that the issue is far from settled.… Read more » The post DC’s Long-Simmering Statehood Push Begins… Continue Reading →
The Asbury Park Press came under intense fire after a photo of an Orthodox Jewish nurse filling a syringe with the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine had a racist and misogynistic caption under it. The APP on Tuesday morning released the following… Continue Reading →
The Asbury Park Press has fired the reporter allegedly involved in the racist photo caption. As of this morning, Gustavo Martinez Contreras has been let go, two sources confirmed to TLS. The paper also issued a statement, saying there should… Continue Reading →
Israeli authorities were successful in thwarting a creative attempt to smuggle gold bars out of the Gaza Strip, possibly meant for terror elements in Yehudah and Shomron. Security inspectors at… Read more » The post Authorities Seize Gold Bars Smuggled… Continue Reading →
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic has progressed more quickly than expected, but the central bank does not intend to let up in its support efforts. In congressional testimony released Monday, Powell said… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israelis began voting on Tuesday in the country’s fourth parliamentary election in two years — a highly charged referendum on the divisive rule of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Opinion polls forecast a tight race between those who… Continue Reading →
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israelis began voting on Tuesday in the country’s fourth parliamentary election in two years — a highly charged referendum on the divisive rule of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Opinion polls forecast a tight race between those who… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON — Dr. Anthony Fauci is warning that a surge of coronavirus cases in Europe could foreshadow a similar surge in the United States. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease doctor, is urging Americans to remain cautious while the nation… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON — Dr. Anthony Fauci is warning that a surge of coronavirus cases in Europe could foreshadow a similar surge in the United States. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease doctor, is urging Americans to remain cautious while the nation… Continue Reading →
Rockland County Legislator Aron B. Wieder was among a delegation of community leaders that visited Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan Thursday to offer thanks to the entire staff for their efforts throughout the pandemic. “One of the questions I had… Continue Reading →
A road sign on Staten Island is causing some spelling confusion, switching around two letters and directing drivers to the “Geothals” Bridge, instead of the Goethals Bridge. The misspelling on the sign, on the New Jersey-bound lanes of the Staten… Continue Reading →