Starting today, New York shoppers will pay no sales tax on clothes and shoes on items costing $110 or less. Previously, state sales tax was charged on clothes and footwear
Law enforcement tracking of cellphones, once the province mainly of federal agents, has become a powerful and widely used surveillance tool for local police officials, with hundreds of departments, large
Occupy Wall Street Protestors will march across the Brooklyn Bridge. The march is meant to mark six months since demonstrators were arrested walking the same route. Occupiers are planning to
Kosher consumers here that were expecting to find Coca Cola for Pesach on supermarket shelves were disappointed to learn that the coveted beverage would not be available this year in
Israel Radio reports three employees of the Chadrei Chareidim internet site have been arrested in connection with alleged extortion. The report is limited an vague, simply stating there is a
Former National Religious Party leader and prominent rosh yeshiva in the dati leumi community, Rabbi Yitzchak Levy, appears to be the candidate who will replace Rabbi Chaim Druckman Shlita to
The attorney for Asher Danon of Elad said, Sunday, that his client admitted stabbing Rabbi Elazar Abuhatzeira on July 28, 2011 but said he did not intend to kill him.
GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum said his campaign will not end Tuesday, even if he loses the Wisconsin primary. “We’re moving forward, we’re setting up our teams for the 26th.
By Debbie Maimon – from this weeks Yated: The shameful tapestry of events known as the Postville Prosecutions came under official scrutiny at last week’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that
A series of rallies across the Arab world that were meant to draw two million participants for a so-called “Global March to Jerusalem,” and which had Israeli authorities heavily deployed
Matzah exports from Israel in 2011 amounted to $13.1 million, a 2.5% increase from the previous year. The main recipient of the ‘Lechem Ani’ is the United States, totaling $7
Residents of the Shomron community of Avnei Chafetz are concerned; warning the decision to reopen a road to Arab motorists will lead to another terror attack. Their concerns are prompted
A 22-year-old kallah is seeking compensatory damages after being dumped by her chosson via an SMS text message to her mobile phone. Yediot Achronot reports the two were scheduled to
Abu Gosh resident Hussein Jabar is the state’s goy, the man who for the past 15 years has been buying the chametz from the Chief Rabbinate. Jabar spoke with Kol
For most families Pesach is a most wonderful Yom Tov but for people struggling with financial pressures, the Chag can be a very difficult time. Leaders of the Upper West
Major changes to surveillance laws are to give the Government the power to monitor email exchanges and website visits of every person in the UK. The new legislation is expected
The already strained relations between Turkey and Iran have further deteriorated according to regional reports as Turkish officials report intercepting chemicals used to manufacture chemical weapons on their way from
Israel’s Media Watch, a media watchdog organization, is calling to probe just why Israel’s state funded Channel 1 News failed to cover the levaya of HaGaon HaRav Chaim Pinchos Sheinberg
Bnei Brak Deputy Mayor Rav Avraham Rubinstein received a phone call early Sunday morning, 9 Nissan 5772, informing him that someone broke into his City Hall office and made a
A chareidi male, a resident of Yerushalayim was reported in serious condition with swine flu on erev Shabbos. The avreich began complaining of significant pain in his body over recent
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