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[COMMUNICATED CONTENT] The Persian Hebrew Congregation has compiled a cook book with recipes from the 4 corners of the Jewish world. The first edition featured Persian cooking from the Northern
Baruch Dayan HaEmmes: The bitter news spread on motzei Shabbos of the petira of one of the Roshei Yeshiva of Ponevezh, HaGaon HaRav Chaim Shlomo Leibowitz ZT”L, 83. The rav
Hillary Clinton sailed to a commanding victory over Bernie Sanders in Saturday’s South Carolina primary, drawing overwhelming support from the state’s black Democrats and putting her in strong position as
The spokesman’s office of Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital on motzei Shabbos reports the man who was critically injured in the Thursday night axe terror attack in Maale Adumim remains in
Former Mayor David Dinkins is still recovering from pneumonia at a New York City hospital. A spokeswoman for the 88-year-old Dinkins said Saturday that he remains in intensive care at
Fear and loathing is striking congressional Republicans faced with the distinct possibility of Donald Trump as their presidential nominee. “My party has gone (expletive removed) crazy,” says South Carolina Sen.
In describing how little room the Pentagon has to extend the life of its decades-old nuclear forces, the top U.S. nuclear war-fighting commander, Navy Adm. Cecil Haney, says “we’re at
Hillary Clinton won a clear and commanding victory in South Carolina’s Democratic presidential primary on Saturday thanks to the overwhelming support of black voters. South Carolina was the first contest
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Saturday that the nation’s economy is in better shape than the presidential candidates make it seem, though businesses like his still face challenges. In his
Marco Rubio released summaries of his last five years of tax filings on Saturday, revealing him to be a candidate with a senator’s steady annual income of $176,000 who reaped
Feeling maligned by the media, Donald Trump is threatening to weaken First Amendment protections for reporters if he were president and make it easier for him to sue them. “I
With Super Tuesday approaching, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz escalated their argument Saturday that Donald Trump is a conservative impostor, trying to make the case to voters they can keep
[COMMUNICATED CONTENT] If you thought the Rolf School of Fish Glassware epitomizes individuality, quirkiness, and quality drinking; you haven’t seen it at all yet. With their ever symbolic iconic etchings
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