Bina Barth is descended from Vietnamese royalty. Now she’s raising a Jewish family. When Bina Barth took her four-year old son, Avi, to the Imperial City of Hue in Vietnam, he was the only one there wearing a yarmulke. Bina… Continue Reading →
Crime in New York, like crime across the country, has been on the rise, and it has touched the lives of people on the street. A long list of civilians have been shot on New York City streets since January… Continue Reading →
When my fifth child was born, I thought I had this whole mommy thing down pat. I was working part time as a fitness instructor and gym teacher in a local high school. I knew what I was doing, and… Continue Reading →
A Letter to the Arizal, Found in a Hidden Place The “bookbinding surgeon’s” find is made public by Israel Mizrahi A letter, preserved in an unusual way, has revealed new details about the period when the Arizal, Rav Yitzchak Luria,… Continue Reading →
The drone of the bus motor, working its way up the steep incline, grated on her nerves. The harder Nina tried to secure a sliver of silence, the louder the noises beeped, hissed, and clanged, and the bus radio blared…. Continue Reading →
The drone of the bus motor, working its way up the steep incline, grated on her nerves. The harder Nina tried to secure a sliver of silence, the louder the noises beeped, hissed, and clanged, and the bus radio blared…. Continue Reading →
Is New York State Attorney General Letitia James conducting a witch hunt intended to sink the Trump family at all costs, or is she uncovering massive acts of fraud by the former president, his children and his company? That question… Continue Reading →
Where is the future of New York real estate headed? Things might not be as bad as you think, according to Motty Waisbrod. As someone who has built dozens of buildings over the past two decades, he knows a thing… Continue Reading →
The drone of the bus motor, working its way up the steep incline, grated on her nerves. The harder Nina tried to secure a sliver of silence, the louder the noises beeped, hissed, and clanged, and the bus radio blared…. Continue Reading →
Help support a widow whose financial burden is threatening her entire household and stability. After the untimely passing of her husband, she supported her family as the primary source of income. She recently fell, and had to have costly operations… Continue Reading →
UTJ chairman Moshe Gafni met with US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides on Monday afternoon. In the course of the meeting, Nides raised the issue of “settler violence,” which has been a topic of debate among government members in recent… Continue Reading →
Forecasters say a major storm could bring heavy snow and blizzard conditions to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic this weekend. Paul Heggen, chief meteorologist with CBS San Francisco station KPIX, has the details. WATCH:
A California doctor talks nationwide mask mandates, the Food and Drug Administration pulling use of COVID-19 antibody treatments by Regeneron and Eli Lilly and more. WATCH:
At least three members of the US team negotiating with Iran over restoring the 2015 nuclear deal have quit due to the Biden administration’s soft stance, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. According to the report, US officials confirmed… Continue Reading →
After an over-50-year ban on milchig foods being cooked in army kitchens, the IDF is taking steps to repeal the ban established by Rabbi Shlomo Goren when he served as the Chief Rabbi of the Military Rabbinate of the IDF… Continue Reading →
Russian President Vladimir Putin is blaming the U.S. for escalating tensions in Eastern Europe, as the Pentagon puts 8,500 U.S. troops on “heightened alert” to deploy if necessary. CBS News’ Skyler Henry reports and CBS News senior White House correspondent… Continue Reading →
LOS ANGELES (AP) — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Tuesday she will seek reelection, ending speculation that she would retire as Democrats face the threat of losing control of Congress in the 2022 midterms. “While we have made progress, much… Continue Reading →
President Joe Biden’s Homeland Security chief welcomed approximately 100,000 migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border in December, according to agency data — regardless of this population’s effect on Americans’ jobs, housing, and communities, Breitbart reports. The 100,000 inflow does not include… Continue Reading →
ISRAEL (VINnews) — On Tuesday, the day of shloshim for Chaim Walder, his victims sent a powerful message of anger and defiance against a close ally of his. A pile of Walder’s books containing emotional messages written by the victims,… Continue Reading →
An expert panel on Tuesday advised the Israeli government to begin offering a fourth vaccine dose to everyone over the age of 18, citing research showing it helps prevent COVID-19 infection and severe illness. The advisory committee said research shows… Continue Reading →
Federal health officials reported Tuesday that the omicron variant caused less severe illness in hospitalized patients than earlier virus lineages, even though its explosive transmissibility has caused far more infections and led to more than 2,200 deaths a day on… Continue Reading →