Hillary Rodham Clinton’s personal lawyer has told a Senate committee that emails and all other data stored on her computer server were erased before the device was turned over to

A full appellate court indicated Wednesday that it will not rehear an appeal of Rod Blagojevich’s corruption convictions, and his lawyer responded that the imprisoned former Illinois governor will appeal

Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Dov Kalmonovitz announces his support for the closure of grocery stores in downtown Jerusalem on Shabbos. Kalmonovitz, from the Bayit Yehudi party, backs the planned closure of

The United Nations says it expressed concern to AT&T over reports that the telecom giant allowed the United States to wiretap all Internet communications at U.N. headquarters. The world body

The case brought to the High Court of Justice by attorney Yoav Lalum was heard by the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning 4 Elul. The court made an exception by

The Mexican government is criticizing Donald Trump’s policy proposals on immigration, border security and U.S.-Mexico relations. The Foreign Relations Department says the GOP candidate’s stances “reflect prejudice, racism or plain

Rabbi Shimon Ba’adani Shlita, a member of the Shas Moetzas Gedolei Hatorah, has announce there may be only one seminar for Sephardi girls in Elad. The rav has instructed Rebitzen

The Federal Aviation Administration is moving too slowly to implement rules requiring drone manufacturers to install technology that would prevent the aircraft from entering “no-fly zones” like airports, U.S. Sen.

Nechama, a chareidi woman with three children living in a chareidi community in the Jerusalem area, has been accepted to a course to become certified as an El Al pilot.

Iran, in an unusual arrangement, will be allowed to use its own experts to inspect a site it allegedly used to develop nuclear arms under a secret agreement with the

Rav Motcha Blau debated Rav Yehuda Avidan on Kol Chai Radio on Tuesday morning 4 Elul surrounding the controversy in Elad and the alleged discrimination against Sephardi girls by the

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Wednesday that simply building a wall is not the best way to secure the U.S. border and halt illegal immigration. Speaking at the Iowa

Maale Adumim, Shai District police, detectives and border police arrested two suspects in el-Azariya, which is next to Maale Adumim. They had M-16s in their possession along with ammunition. The

Police in Thailand issued an arrest warrant on Wednesday for an “unidentified foreign man” shown in a security video leaving behind a backpack just minutes before a deadly bombing at

Tuesday, 3 Elul, was another day of attacks against Jews coming to and from Har HaZeisim. There were massive rock-throwing attacks and attempted lynches. Many Jews made their way to