The latest Haaretz poll, released on Thursday, 26 Kislev, shows Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu continues to lead in the race among candidates for prime minister. However the poll shows this
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev returned to court Thursday for the first time since he was arraigned in July 2013. Security was tight at the federal courthouse in Boston
[COMMUNICATED CONTENT] Just in time for the freezing weather. Customers both in Boro Park and Lakewood can enjoy drastic savings on an array of the warmest men’s and boys’ lined
Ford Motor Co. has agreed to government demands to expand a driver’s side air bag inflator recall to the entire U.S. The move announced Thursday adds 447,000 Ford vehicles to
As Shas is licking its wounds and attempting to recover from the blow of the announced resignation of Eli Yishai and his launch of his party, Yishai’s party goes on
Residents of this faded corner of the New York’s Catskills Mountains fist-pumped, cheered and hugged as they closed in on landing a casino. Finally. The recommendation to license a casino
[By Rabbi Yair Hoffman] “I hope you don’t mind, but the boy’s mother would like to see a picture of your daughter.” “Look, kn’ayin horah, my son is a big
The surprising move by President Barack Obama to restore U.S. ties with Cuba reignited long-simmering political passions over the fate of the island nation, reinforcing yet another difference between Democrat
New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer will attempt to negotiate a settlement of the $75 million civil rights claim brought forth by Eric Garner’s family. If an agreement is reached,
A special hachnasas Sefer Torah was held on Tuesday 24 Kislev 5775 in the IDF Palmachim Air Force Base. A Sefer Torah was dedicated in memory of Yaakov Naftali Frenkel
Two lawsuits filed by people stuck in traffic jams caused by apparently politically motivated lane closings of the George Washington Bridge will move forward without New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie
Crown Heights Shmira members responded to a scene Wednesday afternoon, on Kingston Avenue near President Street where a male black, who bystanders overheard yelling anti-Semitic slurs, took a hammer out
According to the annual report released by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel, the four lower income quintiles (households of their gross income, including other income sources
Former President George W. Bush was the special guest and keynote speaker at Yeshiva University’s 90th Annual Hanukkah Convocation and Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City on
Fresh off his 2012 re-election victory, President Barack Obama summoned senior advisers to a series of meetings, asking them to “think big” about a second-term agenda, including the possibilities of
Rabbi Gideon Mazuz, a son of HaGaon HaRav Meir Mazuz Shlita explains to the media he is upset that his father was dragged into controversy. Rosh Yeshivat Kisei Rachamim Rabbi
The Committee on Recovery and Resiliency held a hearing yesterday on Council Member Mark Treyger’s proposal to create a task force to study the damage that houses of worship and
Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he’ll discuss his potential 2016 presidential bid with his family over the holidays and make a decision soon after. Christie made the comments
It is a difficult Thursday morning (26 Kislev) for residents of the chareidi cities of Betar Illit and Modi’in Illit as the Kavim Bus Company that provides transportation to those
Scores of defense attorneys in New York City and elsewhere protested the criminal justice system’s handling of police killings of unarmed black men by participating in marches and die-ins Wednesday.
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