Month April 2021
Turkish warplanes were continuing on Wednesday to strike suspected Kurdish militant targets in northern Iraq, while commando troops were conducting a search and sweep operation, Turkey’s defense ministry said, as… Read more » The post Turkish Jets, Troops hit PKK… Continue Reading →
A child who traveled to Hawaii with his vaccinated parents has died after contracting COVID-19. The Hawaii Department of Health said Tuesday the boy is under 11 and had a known underlying condition. It was the first coronavirus-related death of… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Washington’s National Cathedral, known for its role during presidential inaugurations and other days of national import, is honoring Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Laureate and Holocaust memoirist with a bust, making him the first Jew to be… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Washington’s National Cathedral, known for its role during presidential inaugurations and other days of national import, is honoring Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Laureate and Holocaust memoirist with a bust, making him the first Jew to be… Continue Reading →
Boeing Co said on Wednesday it paused 737 MAX deliveries over an electrical issue that has partly re-grounded the fleet, and sounded notes of caution over surging coronavirus cases in… Read more » The post Boeing Halts 737 MAX Deliveries… Continue Reading →
North Carolina U.S. Rep. Ted Budd announced Wednesday morning that he will seek the Republican nomination for the 2022 Senate election. The staunch ally of former President Donald Trump first… Read more » The post Rep. Ted Budd Enters North… Continue Reading →
Ketanji Brown Jackson is heading to Capitol Hill for an audition of sorts. Lawmakers will be grilling her about her nomination to become a federal appeals court judge. But if… Read more » The post Judicial Nominees, Perhaps a Potential… Continue Reading →
Free Gelbstein’s food boxes will be distributed today beginning at 3:30 pm and lasting until supplies are exhausted. Children under the age of 18 who do not receive free lunch from their school or daycare are eligible to receive the… Continue Reading →
New York may sue to prevent the state from losing a seat in the House of Representatives, as Governor Andrew Cuomo said he was directing Attorney General Letitia James to… Read more » The post NY Might Sue Over Lost… Continue Reading →
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In a dizzying about-face, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu agreed on Wednesday to appoint Benny Gantz as justice minister, averting a potential constitutional crisis over the matter. Netanyahu had pushed… Read more » The post Netanyahu Backs Down on Justice… Continue Reading →
Marking his first 100 days in office, President Joe Biden will use his first joint address to Congress to pitch a $1.8 trillion investment in children, families and education that… Read more » The post Biden to Pitch Sweeping ‘Family… Continue Reading →
Encouraged by the decline in coronavirus cases and pushing a revival of the tourism industry, New Yok state will repeal its pandemic curfew on indoor and outdoor dining in May.… Read more » The post NY Dining Curfews to End… Continue Reading →
There are no new safety concerns around the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and heart inflammation based on the rollout of the shot in Britain, the UK MHRA medicine regulator said on… Read more » The post UK Regulator Sees No Heart… Continue Reading →
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) voted by an overwhelming majority on Tuesday to ratify the free trade arrangement between the EU and its former member the U.K., with the… Read more » The post EU Parliament Approves Post-Brexit Trade… Continue Reading →
New Jersey will increase capacity for indoor weddings and other catered events beginning May 10, along with outdoor capacities at large venues, Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday. Murphy said the… Read more » The post NJ Relaxing COVID-19 Restrictions for… Continue Reading →
Some medical experts believe the Pfizer Covid vaccine could be approved for children ages 12 to 15 as soon as May, Fox News 9 reported. Currently, the vaccine is available… Read more » The post Vaccine for 12-15 Age Groups… Continue Reading →
BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has put under observation some adherents of a disparate group that has attacked the country’s lockdown measures, and whose ranks have become increasingly radicalized as the pandemic has worn on, the Interior Ministry… Continue Reading →
BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s domestic intelligence agency has put under observation some adherents of a disparate group that has attacked the country’s lockdown measures, and whose ranks have become increasingly radicalized as the pandemic has worn on, the Interior Ministry… Continue Reading →
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince has taken a more conciliatory public stance towards Iran, trying to balance long-held animosity with economic considerations and bridge differences with Washington over how to tackle… Read more » The post Saudi Crown Prince Softens Iran… Continue Reading →
The PCS Amazon Course open house is tonight, Wednesday, April 28 at 7:30 pm. -Learn how to build and market a full-scale business on the world’s largest economic platform, -Grow your existing Amazon business -Gain skills to get an excellent… Continue Reading →