WPIX reports: Yoseph Robinson HY”D turned away from a life touched by crime only to die trying to stop a crime. Today was his funeral. Under slate grey Brooklyn skies
Food safety regulators don’t expect any more recalls after last week’s withdrawal of about 550 million eggs from the U.S. market, but inspections are still going on following a salmonella
The Yeshiva World would like to introduce a new feature column entitled Let’s Talk Business by Meny Hoffman, CEO of the Ptex Group, a full service advertising agency that formulates
Senior figures in the government or in the judicial system cannot join a prayer quorum, according to Holon’s Chief Rabbi Avraham Yosef, who is also a representative on the Chief
Tropical Storm Danielle formed Sunday afternoon in the far eastern Atlantic, the fourth named storm of the 2010 season, according to the National Hurricane Center. Late Sunday, the storm’s sustained
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said Sunday that he would call a host of high-profile witnesses — including White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel — to testify if he
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Just two people in New Jersey will begin receiving coverage Monday under new plans created by federal health care reforms. NJ Protect plans are available to those who have
Rage-filled Ground Zero mosque foes and supporters yesterday hurled insults at each other, brandished taunting signs, and had to be cordoned off by cops at dueling rallies near the controversial
The Holyland corruption affair on Monday matured into police recommendations for serious indictments. The list is headed by former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, who the police recommend charging with taking
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If you use the Brooklyn Bridge here is something you need to know: It’s going to be a lot harder to get into Manhattan for the next four years beginning
The Geophysical Institute of Israel reported that a 3.1 magnitude earthquake shook northern Israel in the early hours of Monday morning. Dr. Rami Hofstetter, head of the institute’s Seismological Division
7:43PM EST: A serious accident on Route 9W in Upstate NY has R”L been confirmed as a fatal MVA, YWN has learned. The accident occurred a short while ago on
A press conference was held on Sunday afternoon at MB Vineyards Liquor Store, which was the scene of the brutal murder of Yoseph Robinson HY”D. NYC Council Member Jumaane D.
HaRav Shmuel Auerbach, shlita, participated in the protest against the construction in Yaffo today, joining crowds that came on buses from Yerushalayim, Bnei Brak, and Kiryat Sefer to recite tehilim
Sudan is planning to build a nuclear reactor and its first nuclear power plant for peaceful electricity purposes by 2020, the state news agency SUNA said. “The Ministry of Electricity
New rules designed to protect credit card users from “unreasonable late payment and other penalty fees” come into force Sunday as a result of the Wall Street reform bill. The
Supporters and opponents of a proposed Islamic center and mosque near the World Trade Center site are set to hit the streets of Lower Manhattan today. They’ll hold competing rallies
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