The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarterly loss on Friday after an unrelenting drop in mail volume and costs of its health care and pension obligations outweighed strong gains in
A suspended Miami police officer has been charged with assault less than a week after a video was posted on Facebook showing him kicking a surrendering car theft suspect in
In-state financial aid for hundreds of New Jersey students without legal status could now be within reach, thanks to a new law Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy enacted Wednesday. Murphy signed
Britain received their first female Orthodox Rabbi when Dina Brawer received her ordination from Rabbi Dr. Daniel Sperber in London on Monday. Rabbi Sperber, is a British-Israeli Rabbi who is
Baltimore’s police commissioner was charged Thursday with three misdemeanor counts of failure to file taxes, the latest embarrassment to rock the beleaguered force reeling from scandal to scandal. The U.S.
Police have finished their investigation into the drowning tragedy that struck the Jewish world on April 26th when 10 teenagers were killed while hiking in the Tzafit Stream on a
The world has watched closely this week, as tensions escalate between Iran and Israel. The IDF attacked multiple Iranian targets in Syria on Thursday, in one of the largest Israeli
Brother can you spare a dime? How about 8 million of them? A semi-trailer truck hauling $800,000 worth of dimes crashed Tuesday into a guard rail on an interstate near
Patrick Traynor, a cybersecurity expert, was in New York in February working with police to help identify a way to detect credit card skimmers on ATMs when he got a
Equifax acknowledged a relatively small number of passport images and information were stolen as part of last year’s security breach, despite previously denying such a thing occurred. The credit monitoring
The chareidi suspect apprehended at Ben-Gurion Airport with a commercial quantity of cocaine was indicted. Police reveal they have learned the young man was given $4,000 for his efforts, to
Brooklyn—New York enjoyed one of its most successful bike helmet giveaways ever on Sunday, May 6th, at Gravesend Park in Borough Park, all thanks to Councilman Kalman Yeger. Vision Zero
An Air Force officer and former evangelical Christian chaplain was discriminated against both when he converted to Orthodox Judaism and when his recent application to become a Jewish chaplain was
At the recommendation of Agudath Israel of America, the Manhattan High School for Girls has been earmarked for a visit by the Secretary of Education, Betsy Devos this coming Tuesday,
Education Minister Naftali Bennett met today with representatives of foreign countries in Israel in light of the current tensions regarding the security situation in the north of Israel. Participating in
Over the next two years, terrorism convicts will walk free from European prisons by the dozens — more than 200 inmates who largely formed the first wave of jihadis streaming
Thousands of people have taken to Twitter to say “enough” to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, opposing his bid to run for re-election on June 24. “Tamam” — which roughly
A nurse was charged Thursday in the death of the father of President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser after authorities said she failed to give him a series of
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