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Regulators want to make emergency alerts on cellphones more useful by requiring wireless carriers to distribute them less widely. The Federal Communications Commission says carriers must transmit the alerts to

(VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) Men and women joined together on Tuesday night the eve of 15 Shevat in Bat Yam after learning Rabbi Eliezer Berland was making an appearance. They

In a remarkably public clash of wills with the White House, the FBI declared Wednesday it has “grave concerns” about the accuracy of a classified memo on the Russia election

U.S. health regulators on Tuesday asked makers of popular anti-diarrhea drugs to sell their medications in smaller amounts to make them harder to abuse. The request comes amid a spike

MK (Likud) Oren Chazan will be removed for six months from the Knesset plenum, the Knesset’s Ethics Committee decided on Wednesday following five complaints filed against him by Knesset members

A survivor of the Nazis’ Auschwitz death camp praised Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to open her country’s doors to asylum seekers in 2015, telling lawmakers Wednesday at a special parliamentary

In what the mayor called “a new day in policing,” the city announced on Tuesday that it was speeding up a plan to equip all its officers and detectives on

A New Jersey town accused of discriminating against Orthodox Jews from nearby New York state approved a settlement Tuesday with a group that sued over a law banning an Eruv

Security officials were on hand Tuesday night, the eve of Tu B’Shevat, providing protection for 800 mispallalim visiting Kever Yosef, which is in PA (Palestinian Authority) occupied Shechem. IDF soldiers

A wide-reaching anti-corruption campaign shrouded in secrecy and intrigue has netted more than $106 billion in financial settlements with 56 people remaining in custody, Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday. Saudi

The tensions between chareidim and Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav have reached a new high, after Yahav arrived Wednesday for a “planting” ceremony on Tu B’Shevat along with hundreds of schoolchildren

No, that wasn’t drool on the lips of Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III. He says it was ChapStick. Twitter lit up with jibes about the 37-year-old Democrat’s response to President

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a new executive order to keep open the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, marking a formal reversal of his predecessor’s eight-year effort to

The U.S. has added the leader of Hamas to its list of international terrorists, ratcheting up pressure on the Islamic terror group. State Department counterterror official Nathan A. Sales told

Recently, the residents of the Bnei Brak neighborhood suffered from a plague of burglaries and theft of strollers. In many cases, parents wake up in the morning in order to

As credit card rewards rates and bonuses skyrocket in value, they’ve fattened the wallets of many creditworthy consumers. But one group especially can benefit from these ever-growing offers: millennials. For

The recent rains caused a flood near the Viznitz Cemetery in Bnei Brak. Once discovered by children in the community, those same children began to play in it with makeshift

French authorities are investigating an assault on an 8-year-old boy wearing a Yarmulka in a Paris suburb, which President Emmanuel Macron denounced as “heinous.” The suspects – believed to be

(VIDEO IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) President Donald Trump’s repeated clapping throughout his first State of the Union drew reactions from amusement to derision on social media. Trump’s applause during Tuesday night’s

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