The ghost vessel discovered on Fort Lauderdale beach appeared intact and seaworthy to a Sea Tow captain who motored through four-foot waves toward it in the predawn darkness on Wednesday.

The Hatzalah dispatcher received a call for an unconscious male on Eshel Street in Bnei Brak at about 22:00 Wednesday night. The victim was a driver who was targeted in

Syrian air force authorities said on Thursday they had lost contact with a warplane on a training mission in the south of the country and some news reports said the

The next hearing for Pedro Hernandez, the former SoHo bodega clerk arrested last month for allegedly luring 6-year-old Etan Patz into a basement and strangling him, has been postponed, the

YWN-ISRAEL reported on Wednesday, that a female driver was attacked by chareidim hurling rocks in Beit Shemesh, smashing a car window. Baruch Hashem, the intended victim emerged without physical injuries.

Residents across the tri-state area are bracing for a second day of sweltering temperatures as meteorologists predict record-breaking numbers yet again. Forecasters expect a high of 98 degrees in and

Lights went out in Terminal 3 at Ben-Gurion International Airport on Wednesday night, at 23:50. Needless to say those present were shocked as they tried understanding what was taking place.

The New York State Legislature passed a measure on Wednesday aimed at increasing the low number of organ donors in the state by encouraging driver’s license applicants to make an

01:55: Red Alert signaling rocket attack in the Ashkelon area. Two rockets were fired. One landed in an open area and the other headed for industrial area. The latter was

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Tuesday afternoon, met in his office with Google Executive Chairman Eric E. Schmidt. The Prime Minister gave him a Google doodle that he had drawn

Marking the shloshim for the Atias family of Moshav Bar-Yochai z”l, the shloshim was held at Kever Rabbi Akiva in Tiveria on Tuesday, 29 Sivan 5772. Among the many participants

Treasury officials on Tuesday, presented the Plesner Committee formulating the new draft law for the chareidi tzibur with its plan, one that includes a new funding framework for yeshivos. The

Britain and America are willing to offer the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, safe passage – and even clemency – as part of a diplomatic push to convene a UN-sponsored conference

Senator David Storobin has brought to the forefront in Albany issues facing south Brooklyn. The Senator sponsored legislation this week to help special needs students (S7703) and to allow for

An Oldham woman whose husband admitted planning terrorist attacks has been accused in court of trying to carry out “jihad at home”. Shasta Khan, 38, has denied being involved with

A gunman who had past psychiatric problems took four people hostage Wednesday in a bank in Toulouse, claiming he was acting for religious reasons, then was captured in a police

A House panel voted Wednesday to place Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for his failure to comply with a subpoena, defying an assertion of executive privilege from

For many around the world the name of Israel’s first astronaut, Colonel Ilan Ramon z”l leads to one shedding a tear, for the late air force colonel found a place

Bus riders who don’t pay their fare are costing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority more than originally thought. Sources tell NY1 people who don’t pay for bus rides cost the agency