Month September 2021
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A day after assuming his job, Florida’s newly appointed surgeon general on Wednesday signed new protocols allowing parents to decide whether their children should quarantine or stay in school if they are asymptomatic after being exposed… Continue Reading →
President Joe Biden announced Wednesday that the United States is doubling its purchase of Pfizer’s COVID-19 shots to share with the world to 1 billion doses as he embraces the… Read more » The post Biden Doubles U.S. Global Donation… Continue Reading →
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Reusable packaging __ from stainless steel ice cream containers to glass jars of soap __ is about to become more common at groceries and restaurants worldwide. Loop, a two-year-old company that collects and sanitizes reusable containers, said Wednesday it’s expanding… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the central bank will overhaul its financial ethics policies in response to growing questions about investing and trading decisions by high-ranking Fed officials that raise potential conflicts of interest…. Continue Reading →
Family getting up: Wednesday (10/06/21)AM Mrs. Esther JacobsonWife Rabbi Yehuda JacobsonSon Mrs. Tovi KressnerDaughter Mrs. Sori MazaDaughter R’ Yosef Kalman (Yoey) JacobsonSon Mrs. Rochie KramerDaughter Mrs. Tziporie FriedmanDaughter
Hear the Rebbe’s Yiddish interludes in defense of Klal Yisroel as he pours his heart out to his Creator The post Excerpt Of Hoshanos Recited On Hoshana Rabbah 5730, From The Great And Holy Sanz Klausenberger Rebbe Zt”l appeared first… Continue Reading →
Amid deteriorating conditions in migrant camps on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, U.S. authorities on Wednesday tried to deal with thousands of the mostly Haitian migrants that have gathered,… Read more » The post Some Haitians at U.S. Border… Continue Reading →
PHOENIX (AP) — A recording that emerged of a Republican elected Arizona official criticizing his GOP colleagues for opposing a partisan review of the 2020 election result in Maricopa County led him to announce his resignation just days before the… Continue Reading →
Bipartisan congressional talks on overhauling policing practices have ended without an agreement, top bargainers from both parties said Wednesday, marking the collapse of an effort that began after killings of… Read more » The post Senators: Bipartisan Police Overhaul Talks… Continue Reading →
New York state has stopped paying legal bills for state employees who worked for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo as he faced ongoing investigations on the state and federal level. Gov.… Read more » The post Aides of Former Gov. Cuomo… Continue Reading →
A vaccine mandate for New York City’s public school teachers and other staffers can go forward as planned next week, after a state judge on Wednesday lifted a temporary restraining… Read more » The post NYC Vaccine Mandate for Teachers,… Continue Reading →
Stocks on Wall Street closed broadly higher Wednesday after the Federal Reserve signaled it may begin easing its extraordinary support measures for the economy later this year. The central bank indicated it may start raising its benchmark interest rate sometime… Continue Reading →
The most significant rift in decades between the United States and France seemed on the mend Wednesday after French President Emmanuel Macron and President Joe Biden got on the phone Wednesday to smooth things over. In a half-hour call that… Continue Reading →
Time growing shorter, President Joe Biden labored to thrash out stubborn final issues with fellow Democrats on his “build back better” agenda Wednesday, working to bridge intraparty divisions in Congress ahead of crucial voting deadlines. Biden and Democratic House and… Continue Reading →
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled Wednesday that the Fed plans to announce as early as November that it will start withdrawing the extraordinary support it unleashed after the coronavirus paralyzed the economy 18 months ago. Powell said that if… Continue Reading →
One desperate California school district is sending flyers home in students’ lunchboxes, telling parents it’s “now hiring.” Elsewhere, principals are filling in as crossing guards, teachers are being offered signing bonuses and schools are moving back to online learning. Now… Continue Reading →