Mossad Uses Creative Recruitment Riddle To Enlist Cyber Spies
On Israel’s 68th Independence Day the Mossad announced a “help wanted” advertisement in a creative way.
NYPD: Man Shot In Midtown Street
A man was shot at 49th Street and Eighth Avenue on Wednesday morning, authorities said.
Sense of Siege In Kiryas Joel Amid FBI Raids and Scrutiny
Even before FBI investigators descended last week on the Satmar Hasidic village of Kiryas Joel, there was a growing sense in this insular community that it and its unique way of life were under attack.
As Israel Turns Blind Eye To Vast Binary Options Fraud, French Investigators Step In
Daniel and Italia, a retired couple from central France, dreamed of buying a camping van and driving it through Europe.
NYC Seagram Heir Divorcing After Affair With Much Younger Israeli Woman
Seagram heir Matthew Bronfman and his third wife, Stacey Kaye, are divorcing after he brazenly stepped out in public with a new girlfriend half his age.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Accuses Kim Kardashian of Being A Secret Agent
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps claimed that American celebrity Kim Kardashian was an agent employed by photo-centric social media site Instagram to corrupt the country by posting immodest pictures to encourage women to follow her example.
Has ISIS Created A New US-Russia Cold War?
The war against Islamic State affords the opportunity to thoroughly examine and compare the strategies used by the US and Russia, something that reveals dangerous patterns reminiscent of the Cold War.
Chicken Pox Outbreak Hits Brooklyn Hassidic Neighborhood
The New York Health Department is investigating an outbreak of chicken pox in a hassidic Jewish neighborhood of Brooklyn.
Using Bulldozers, NYPD Crushes 70 Confiscated Motorcycles
New York – On the Brooklyn waterfront, with the Lower Manhattan skyline visible in the background Tuesday afternoon, two bulldozers rumbled into place on either end of a line of about 70 motorcycles leaning on their sides like a shelf full of half-fallen books.
New Bill Allows 9/11 Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia
The United States Senate on Tuesday approved legislation that would allow victims of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks to sue Saudi Arabia, The Hill reported.