Bialystok, Poland – Seventy years after Poland’s large Jewish population was virtually wiped out in World War II, their culture is making a comeback. Poles are today exploring their country’s

Members of a Brooklyn community gathered Wednesday night to discuss allegations that their local precinct has been fudging its numbers when it comes to crime. The meeting, which was held

Simmering tensions between Democrats in Congress and the White House boiled over yesterday after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blasted the president’s press secretary for undermining the party’s chances of keeping

The Iranian nuclear scientist who claimed to have been abducted by the CIA before departing for his homeland Wednesday was paid more than $5 million by the agency to provide

Excavations teams at the World Trade Center site unearthed the hull of an 18th-century ship Wednesday. Workers first found the wooden remnants on Tuesday morning, and by Wednesday the outline

(Click on image to enlarge) “Our kids are in the country, our husbands are in the city….keeping it all together” Join esteemed speakers Rabbi Zecharia Wallerstein of Ohr Naavah and

Not many electric cars need to charge up in the city yet, but a public parking lot on Ninth Ave. is the first in the city to offer them a

The MTA is considering a fare hike up to $2.50 – but only for riders who purchase single-ride paper tickets. The latest budget proposal is said to include the fare

Gov. Paterson is counting on a higher power to lead him out of the mess in Albany. The lame-duck governor has begun wearing a red string kabbalah bracelet – in

Less than a month after suing to clear the homeless camps off Cedar Bridge Avenue and Route 88, township officials have agreed to a compromise with advocates: the dozens of

Ever since Azriel Gross was a young boy he wanted to help others. As he grew up he took the steps needed to make his dream a reality. He took

The message on a billboard in New Jersey is stirring up a lot of controversy. It centers on whether a person suffering from a painful disease has the right to

City residents that are concerned about plans for a mosque to be built near the World Trade Center site will have to wait to see if it will actually be

3:30PM EST: Two Charedim, one of them a ZAKA Volunteer, were killed in a shooting on a Tel Aviv street on Wednesday evening, Kikar is reporting. One of them was

NYS Gov. David Paterson signed legislation Monday that expands the list of medical professionals authorized to draw blood from alleged drunken drivers without physician supervision, closing a loophole that has

Washington, DC – Cab driver Abraham Habteab says around 2 p.m., he picked up a well-dressed passenger at Union Station who wanted to ride to a hotel in Southwest D.C.

As the Hafganos against the desecration of Kevarim in Yafo continue, the Eida Charedis has come out forcefully against the types of Hafganos seen in the recent months. The Kol

Kach activist Haim Pearlman was arrested Tuesday night by the Jerusalem Police on suspicion of involvement in the murder of a number of Palestinians. He is also suspected of attempted

Four US Senators want the state department to investigate whether BP played a role in last year’s release of a terrorist convicted in the Lockerbie bombing. Abdel Baset al-Megrahi was