A Chareidi soldier was sentenced to ten days in prison after an altercation with a fellow soldier, but ostensibly, for no fault of his own. The soldier, named Aharon Porat,
American businesses added 177,000 workers in June, a sign of health and resilience for the U.S. labor market and economy, according to a private survey. Payroll processor ADP said Thursday
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) The Jerusalem Municipality and the district police on Tuesday, 20 Tammuz, completed a combined enforcement operation in eastern Jerusalem neighborhoods As part of the combined operation,
A new survey by Gallup shows less than half of all U.S. adults are “extremely proud” to be American. When confined to just Democrats, that number falls to less than
As Syrian government forces press on with a furious offensive against rebel-held areas in the country’s south, Israel is quietly acknowledging that President Bashar Assad’s forces will soon be on
As the special ministerial committee dealing with the draft law begins to get down to businesses, Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman is working to persuade Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu not
China rejected “threats and blackmail” ahead of a threatened U.S. tariff hike, striking a defiant stance Thursday in a dispute companies worry could flare into a full-blown trade war and
The Uzbek government on Wednesday decided to renovate the cemeteries of Holocaust survivors buried in the country, in light of the special request of Israel’s Chief Rabbi, HaGaon HaRav Dovid
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg received a lifetime achievement award Wednesday from a prominent Jewish organization in Israel. Ginsburg cited Holocaust diarist Anne Frank among others in a
At a gilded temple in Thailand’s mountainous north, Ekapol Chanthawong honed a skill that will serve him well as he sits trapped underground in a dark cave: meditation. Before the
A district court judge in Washington was told to issue a new ruling by a U.S. appeals court regarding a lawsuit that parents of a murdered Israeli teen filed against
By Rabbi Yair Hoffman for 5tjt.com You had everything you needed for the 4th of July barbeque, but you forgot the mustard. You scour the fridge, but it is no
MK (Degel Hatorah) Uri Maklev, a member of the special committee amending the new draft law, announced on Thursday afternoon, 22 Tammuz, that he told committee members that chareidi parties
President Donald Trump is closing in on his next Supreme Court nominee, with three federal judges leading the competition to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy. Trump’s top contenders for the
Whiskey barrels were piled in a mountainous heap Wednesday after the rest of a whiskey storage warehouse collapsed in Kentucky, nearly two weeks after part of the decades-old structure came
Former Likud party minister and former candidate for the presidency, Meir Sheetrit, returns to politics at the age of 69 and will run for mayor of Yavneh, where he lives
A man accused of being inspired by racial hatred to drive a car into a crowd of people protesting a white nationalist rally is due to appear on hate crime
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