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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held back tears speaking Monday for the first time about being awakened by pounding on the door as Capitol Police rushed to tell her about the
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Since its inception, YWN has never called for the ouster of an elected official, Republican or Democrat. That changes today. It is our firm belief that Gov. Kathy Hochul’s stance
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A federal trial for a former Civil War reenactor accused of planting a pipe bomb at a Virginia battlefield and threatening to disrupt other events has been set for next
Yerushalayim, November 2 — Mr. Shia Getter, Yerushalayim’s premier real estate expert, is bringing his knowledge to the United States to share secrets of the Israeli real estate market with
Thanks to the outstanding and tireless work by Flatbush Shomrim, two suspects wanted for burglarizing at least 25 homes in the community were arrested early this morning. It began at
Authorities on Sunday were investigating an envelope that reportedly contained suspicious white powder that was opened at the Phoenix campaign headquarters of Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake. Phoenix police
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With Donald Trump preparing to announce a 2024 run for the presidency, the former president is already garnering mockery and disdain for his antics. In a Saturday rally, Trump derisively
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