Former channel 13 news presenter and journalist Oshrat Kotler published a letter thsi past week castigating Prime Minister Naftali Bennett for his claims that unvaccinated people are endangering public health. In a public post on Facebook that was written as… Continue Reading →
Congress sent President Joe Biden an emergency $2.1 billion spending bill to cover costs associated with defending the Capitol in the wake of the Jan. 6 pro-Trump protest and to grant immigrant visas to Afghans who aided the U.S. during the… Continue Reading →
Interim NYC Transit president Sarah Feinberg is stepping down from her position after leading the agency that runs New York City’s subways and buses through the crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, she told the New York Post. But… Continue Reading →
A 14-year-old boy jumped to his death from the Vessel at the Hudson Yards Thursday afternoon in front of his horrified family — and the Midtown tourist attraction may shut down for good over the latest death. The tragic teen… Continue Reading →
President Donald Trump pressed senior Justice Department officials in late 2020 to declare the election corrupt, even as those officials pushed back, warning the president that many of the claims… Read more » The post Former AG’s Notes Say Trump… Continue Reading →
NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart, the nation’s largest retailer and private employer, is reversing its mask policy and will require all its workers including vaccinated ones in areas with high infection rates to wear masks. The Bentonville, Arkansas-based company says… Continue Reading →
An Illinois jury found that Johnson & Johnson isn’t responsible for the cancer that killed a woman whose family blamed the illness on the company’s talc-based powders. Jurors in St.… Read more » The post Johnson & Johnson Cleared of… Continue Reading →
According to a public opinion poll conducted by the Midgam polling organization and publicized by Channel 12 News, the public believes that there has been a drastic decline in how well the government handled the recent Coronavirus outbreak. 52 percent… Continue Reading →
A Hong Kong court sentenced the first person convicted under a Beijing-drafted national-security law to nine years in prison, a ruling that illustrates the high stakes facing dozens of pro-democracy… Read more » The post Hong Kong Jails Activist for… Continue Reading →
Gov. Murphy is in Toms River, visiting a park for the disabled which he allocated funds for.
Illinois could become the first US state to divest from Unilever over the decision of its subsidiary Ben & Jerry’s to stop ice cream sales in the West Bank. The Israeli Boycott Restrictions Committee of the Illinois Investment Policy Board is… Continue Reading →
Illinois could become the first US state to divest from Unilever over the decision of its subsidiary Ben & Jerry’s to stop ice cream sales in the West Bank. The Israeli Boycott Restrictions Committee of the Illinois Investment Policy Board is… Continue Reading →
Sharon Schechter escaped the South Florida condominium tower collapse with just the nightclothes she was wearing, so she cried shortly after when the Global Empowerment Mission gave her an electric toothbrush, a phone charger and a $500 gift card to… Continue Reading →
The National Weather Service on Friday confirmed at least one small tornado touched down in New Jersey, as forecasters examined whether there were others that followed a line of thunderstorms… Read more » The post Forecasters Confirm 1 Tornado in… Continue Reading →
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday that nuclear talks with Iran “cannot go on indefinitely” but that Washington was “fully prepared” to continue negotiations. The US is indirectly involved in Iran’s talks with world powers to… Continue Reading →
UK Supreme Court REJECTS the family’s appeal to save Alta. The family will be appealing to the European human rights court, the legal fees continue to mount and the parents are unable to work. This is the family’s LAST OPTION… Continue Reading →
A former CIA officer who is accused of spying for China claims to have memory issues, saying he believes he has early Alzheimer’s disease. In a court filing on Wednesday, an attorney for Alexander Yuk Ching Ma requested a competency… Continue Reading →
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Eight years after a judge ruled New York City police violated the constitution by stopping, questioning and frisking mostly Black and Hispanic people on the street en masse, people in communities most affected by such tactics say they’ve been shut… Continue Reading →
The U.S. reported the highest number of new COVID-19 infections in the world in the last week as the delta variant fuels a surge of new cases, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO’s latest epidemiological report shows the U.S…. Continue Reading →
Recently, YWN has unfortunately had to fill these pages with tragedy and sorry. YWN is glad when readers share stories with us to publish that are filled with happiness, and thanks to Hashem. In fact the following story is being… Continue Reading →