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Leaders of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and its 51 member organizations have sent an appeal to President of Cuba Raul Castro to release Alan P.
The Israel Air Force will declare the “Iron Dome” rocket interception system operational within a matter of weeks, security sources told “Globes” today. This follows a successful series of trials
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) took some time on Friday to remember the moment 34 years ago when he became a man in the eyes of the Jewish religion. Weiner promised
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters turned out in cities across the Middle East on Friday to protest the unaccountability of their leaders and express solidarity with the uprising in Libya
Cabdrivers who refuse passengers on the basis of race or their far-flung destinations are being targeted by taxi officials who want to stiffen fines for the escalating problem. Officials hope
More than 1,800 errors by air-traffic controllers — including 43 most likely to cause a midair collision between planes — were reported to the Federal Aviation Administration last year. The
Gas prices jumped 6 cents overnight, as the recent spike in oil prices begins to hit filling stations across America. The national average price for a gallon of regular gas
A baby on the Upper West Side needs your help to stay alive. She’s a very happy baby, but is also very sick. When Ayelet Galena was born 15 months
A Brooklyn woman died during the December blizzard because the city never declared a snow emergency and its lackluster response left the streets impassable and the 911 system in disarray,
Early Friday Morning, the Wisconsin assembly passed a bill that would strip most public workers of their collective bargaining rights. It’s the first step in the new governor Scott Walker’s
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