A Brooklyn judge on Thursday slammed Facebook for making light of a $1 billion lawsuit filed by Israeli terror victims, calling a decision by the social media giant’s law firm to send a first-year associate to defend the case “outrageous, irresponsible and insulting.”
The State Attorney has pleaded with the court not to shorten Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto’s jail sentence.
HOWELL, NJ — Howell Township police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a woman in connection with a bias harassment incident against an Orthodox Jewish teenager earlier this month.
LONDON — Julien Ascoet was already suspicious when he pulled the plain white envelope from his mailbox this past July.
A 19-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Ricky Hayden, a celebrity bodyguard who was stabbed to death in east London.
The NYPD’s counterterrorism chief said Thursday that investigators aren’t completely convinced Chelsea bomber Ahmad Rahami acted alone.
A man was attacked, beaten and dragged by a group of men in a parking garage during the Charlotte riots on September 21.
SAN FRANCISCO — Internet portal and search firm Yahoo may confirm this week a massive data breach that exposed information about tens of millions of its users, according to the technology news website Recode.
A federal prosecutor on Thursday accused two people close to Gov. Andrew Cuomo of bribery and fraud relating to Cuomo’s high-profile economic development projects in a significant blow to the Democratic governor’s administration.
How many special agents does it take to escort Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, to the bathroom? Around 20.