The new head of New York City’s subways is proposing a massive overhaul, including the replacement of worn-out signals that lead to vexing delays for millions of riders. NYC Transit
Iran’s supreme leader criticized the U.S. on Wednesday over its hard-line stance toward the country since President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from a landmark nuclear deal with Western powers.
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Legislation that would authorize $300 million annually to rescue New Jersey’s nuclear energy industry — a request for financial help made by the state’s largest utility company — was signed
The New York Legislature on Tuesday appointed Barbara Underwood interim attorney general two weeks after Eric Schneiderman suddenly resigned as the state’s top legal chief amid allegations he physically abused
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) A new Torah learning initiative was started in the Central Marina Roscha Shul. “Yeshiva Hour” brings together community members, Anash, Shluchim, and the students of all
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Police say a man who delivered a bag of marijuana to the wrong car in an Ohio store parking lot faces drug trafficking charges. The Sandusky Register reports 18-year-old Anthony
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Regarding the Jerusalem mayoral race, there is talk that Minister of Jerusalem Affairs Ze’ev Elkin is stepping down from his cabinet post to actively enter the mayoral race. In fact,
Syria on Wednesday dismissed American calls for the withdrawal of Iranian troops and Lebanese Hezbollah militants from the war-torn country. Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mikdad told Russia’s Sputnik news
An IDF soldier involved in operations in the Ramallah area on Thursday morning, 10 Sivan, sustained critical injures when struck in his head with a heavy object. Soldiers were making
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First came news that a Chinese government-owned company had signed on to help build an Indonesian project that will include a Donald Trump-branded hotel and golf course. Then, days later,
Federal Reserve officials earlier this month suggested that another rate hike was on the way soon, while also noting several risks facing the economy from rising wage pressures to potential
The Chasuna for a son of the Bobov Rebbe of Boro Park took place Tuesday night in a massive tent erected special for the event in Floyd Bennet Field. Amazing
The chutzpa of the European Union appears to know no bounds. The recent calls for probes into the IDF’s behavior along the Gaza border against Hamas and its cohorts. Now,
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump is violating the First Amendment when he blocks critics on Twitter because of their political views. U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice
(PHOTOS IN EXTENDED ARTICLE) On Thursday, 10 Sivan, buses will leave Jerusalem at 9:00AM and take protesters to the Jaffa Military Courthouse where proceedings continue against a female convert who
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