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Claudia Sheinbaum, a Jewish scientist, environmentalist and left-wing politician, became the first woman ever to be elected mayor of Mexico’s capital on Sunday, according to exit polls. Sheinbaum won the
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To teach a writing crash course for men. July 18 & 19, 2018 for Yeshiva Guys. Have you NEVER taken a college writing course? Then you must take our 2-Day
Gaza-based terrorists continue sending booby-trapped balloons and fire kites over the border into southern Israel. This new form of low-tech warfare is claiming a significant price in damage to agricultural
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Tzohar Rabbis have been the target of senior poskim in the dati leumi community, and now, it appears its service of providing wedding services for couples wishing to bypass the
President Donald Trump wants to rebuild the nation’s transportation infrastructure. He also wants to strengthen the U.S. steel industry through tariffs on imports. But that second goal could make it
The new draft law, which is opposed by the chareidi parties, was passed by the cabinet on Sunday, 18 Tammuz, and scheduled for its first vote in Knesset on Monday.
President Trump speaks out on replacing Justice Kennedy on the Supreme Court, the U.S. economy and trade deals in part 1 of his interview with Maria Bartiromo on ‘Sunday Morning
The budgetary approval for a pool in the Pisgat Ze’ev neighborhood of Jerusalem has resulted in controversy between non-religious and chareidim regarding separate swimming. Some secular activists in the community
In a city where parking spots can be as hard to come by as “Hamilton” tickets, residents are at odds over a new arrangement that’s taking away hundreds of public
Nine years after leaving the office of prime minister, during which he managed to make history and become the first prime minister ever to be sent to prison, Ehud Olmert
President Donald Trump said Saturday that he had received assurances from King Salman of Saudi Arabia that the kingdom will increase oil production, “maybe up to 2,000,000 barrels” in response
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A Yeshiva Bochur was seriously injured at Kikar Shabbos in Yerushalayim on Sunday evening. Emergency personnel responded to the scene after receiving reports that a metal object had fallen off
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