Hershey and other chocolate makers are continuing to hike prices, saying a volatile cocoa market gives them no choice. Hershey, the maker of Reese’s, Whoppers, barkThins and other chocolate candies,
The U.S. Postal Service on Wednesday marked its upcoming 250th anniversary with the release of new commemorative stamps, including an exclusive, modernized version of the nation’s first 5-cent stamp featuring
Jewish Canadians were 25 times more likely to be victims of hate crimes in 2024 than the average Canadian, according to new data released Tuesday by Statistics Canada—solidifying their status
House Democrats launched a bid Wednesday to subpoena President Donald Trump’s Justice Department for files in the trafficking investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, goading GOP lawmakers to defy Trump and Republican
The Ukrainian government has officially designated the tziyon of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov in Uman as a national heritage site. The announcement, made by the Ukrainian Embassy in Israel, confirms
A dual U.S.-Chinese citizen and former Southern California engineer has admitted to stealing thousands of sensitive files related to next-generation missile detection technology—an act federal prosecutors say could have endangered
A top Iranian official warned Wednesday that European threats to reimpose sanctions could lead Iran to withdraw from an international pact that limits the spread of nuclear weapons, one of
Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil, once detained by ICE and embraced by progressive circles as a symbol of resistance, is now drawing fierce backlash after pointedly refusing to condemn
New reports are shedding light on the scope and precision of Israel’s covert operations targeting Iran’s senior military leadership during Operation Rising Lion, with a stunning exposé by opposition-linked news
The Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the Trump administration to remove three Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, who had been fired by President Donald Trump and then
Antisemitic hate crimes in Chicago rose by a staggering 58% in 2024, according to a new city report, even as overall hate crimes fell by 25% across most other categories.
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slid in June to the slowest pace since last September as mortgage rates remained elevated and the national median sales price rose to an
The Islamic Republic was facing an economic crisis even before the war with Israel, and it is now struggling to rehabilitate the country and its depleted military capabilities. However, the
New York Republican Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17), who represents Monsey and surrounding areas in the House of Representatives, announced Wednesday that he will not be running for governor in 2026,
Friends and relatives of four University of Idaho students murdered in their rental home by Bryan Kohberger delivered powerful statements of love, anguish and condemnation as his sentencing hearing began
Large demonstrations erupted in Yerushalayim on Wednesday afternoon, as hundreds of bnei Torah gathered to protest the continued attempts to force bnei yeshivos into the IDF. The protest follows the
More than 30 dedicated Hatzalah Metrowest members gathered tonight for a spirited summer BBQ, celebrating teamwork, growth, and the bright future of the organization. The event was not only filled
The IDF has identified an increase in operational accidents in recent weeks, and especially since the resumption of battle in Gaza in March. The accidents include the explosion of weapons
A U.S. government employee has been banned from leaving China after traveling there in a personal capacity, the State Department said Tuesday, marking the latest case where Beijing has stopped
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