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For the first time in Illinois history, same-gender couples will be afforded many of the same rights as their married counterparts under landmark legislation signed into law Monday. Illinois is
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Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey today called on President Barack Obama to commute the sentence of Jonathan Pollard. Although Woolsey has in the past called for Pollard’s release, his
A former British Airways employee has admitted some terror charges ahead of his London trial. Bangladesh-born Rajib Karim is accused of deliberately seeking a job with the flagship airline in
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that Joseph A. D’Amico has been unanimously confirmed by the New York State Senate as Superintendent of the State Police. “Superintendent D’Amico is exactly
3:00PM EST: A federal judge in Florida has struck down as unconstitutional key parts of the sweeping health care reform bill championed by President Barack Obama. Officials in Florida and
As Attorney General, I uncovered schemes by lenders to exploit students, plots by insurance companies to defraud patients and attempts by Wall Street to deceive homebuyers. In the past 30
Another winter storm will move into New York and the U.S. Northeast late today, bringing snow, ice and possibly rain while dumping almost two feet of snow on Chicago, according
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YWN had the opportunity to discuss the current situation in Egypt with Malcolm Hoenlein, who serves as the executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish
With the news in Egypt changing very frequently, YWN will be bringing our readership the very latest news updates in this live blog, bring run by veteran YWN reporter Dov
Nearly half the states are offering or considering incentives to consumers who buy electric cars in a bid to jump-start the fledgling market. Experts say the sweeteners, including rebates and
A longstanding agreement that allows 60 city fire engine companies to be staffed with five firefighters expires Monday. New York City isn’t planning to renew the agreement, and the firefighters’
The 74-page bill was sent to the Senate late Friday, the last possible time to allow for a Monday vote. Republicans, who narrowly control the chamber and overwhelmingly support a
[VIDEOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE] In August 2009, Journalist Charlie Rose of the PBS Network visited Cairo, and interviewed President Hosni Mubarak. Given the current situation in Egypt, this video is
Yemen – A Yemeni Jewish child was kidnapped from Reda district in Amran province on Saturday, informed source told media outlets. Yameen Ameran Al-Nahari, 8 years, disappeared while the Jewish
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