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A former teacher at the prestigious Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan is being held Wednesday on charges he tried to send assault weapons to terror groups in the Mideast. Investigators

Knesset Member Moshe Gafni lashed out at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, saying it kept on ruling against Israel’s Charedi residents. “You know what we will do? We’ll stop paying

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The Tel Aviv District Court has sentenced Benzion Miller to three years behind bars, for his involvement in the drug smuggling story which landed three Bnei Brak Yeshiva Bochrim to

Chase’s online banking service was back Wednesday, but service was sporadic. The intermittent service was apparently the first time that some Chase customers have been able to access their online

A Long Island man is scheduled to appear in court today on charges he unwittingly funded the failed attempt earlier this year to set off car bomb in Times Square.

The BBC reports: West Ham boss Avram Grant will miss the Hammers’ league game at Stoke on Saturday to observe Yom Kippur. The Day of Atonement is a key date

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