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The ban on flights over most of Britain caused by a cloud of volcanic ash drifting from Iceland has been extended until tomorrow morning as Boris Johnson, the Mayor of
After spending an extra day in orbit, the seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Discovery landed Tuesday morning at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA officials had been closely monitoring
Attorney General Andrew Cuomo charged embattled Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada today with looting the Bronx-based nonprofit where he serves as President and CEO. The civil suit filed today in
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More European airports are reopening today, as air travel slowly returns to normal, five days after ash from an Icelandic volcano shut down airspace. The first flights since the shutdown
A former federal judge and a former U.S. attorney have authored a letter to the judge in the Sholom Rubashkin case, criticizing the recommendation of prosecutors that Rubashkin receive life
[VIDEO LINK BELOW] Lakewood Police say seven people, including two children, were tied up in a Lakewood home last Friday night at 1:30AM by four men robbing the house. According
The Five Towns will soon celebrate the dedication of the Anne and Jerome Gober Torah Center – the new home of the Agudath Israel of the Five Towns Mikdash Tzvi
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