Sex, Drugs and Videotape: Former USC Dean Led Shocking Double Life
By the time he stepped down from running the Keck School of Medicine at USC, Dr. Carmen A. Puliafito had built a successful career.
Tel Aviv Beis Din Turns To AG Mandelblit To Probe Possible Criminal Actions In Agunah Case
The Rabbinical Courts Administration has been instructed by the Tel Aviv Rabbinical Court to discuss opening a criminal investigation with the attorney general into the father of a man who is refusing to grant his wife a divorce.
Germany Postpones Submarine Deal Due To Corruption Probe
Germany has announced it will be postponing the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the sale of three submarines to Israel, scheduled for next week, in light of an ongoing investigation into allegations of corruption in the deal.
Bobcat Attacks Two Men and A Dog In Arizona
Firefighters in Anthem, Arizona, say a man attempting to intervene on a bobcat attack was bit, and the bobcat is now being tested for rabies.
Worried Parents Claim R. Kelly Is Holding Their Young Daughters In A ”Cult” Against Their Will
A new report from Buzzfeed News details an alleged “cult” run by R&B singer R. Kelly.
Officer Who Shot Australian Woman Joined The Force Two Years Ago
The officer who shot and killed a bride-to-be in Minnesota has only been on the job for two years.
Greenfield To Lead New York’s Top Jewish Charity In 2018
City Councilman David Greenfield, chairman of the powerful Land Use Committee, isn’t running for re-election to take the helm of a non-profit that was racked by scandal three years ago.
Miki Ganor To Become State Witness In Submarine Probe
Miki Ganor, a representative of ThyssenKrupp in Israel who is at the center of the submarine probe and is suspected of a series of criminal offences, is negotiating terms to become state witness, causing his defense attorney Nati Simhoni to resign.
More Than 200,000 Children Married In US
More than 200,000 children were married in the US over the past 15 years, new figures have revealed.