EU Top Court Rules Hamas To Stay on Its List of Terror Groups
The Court of Justice of the European Union on Wednesday decided to keep Hamas on the EU blacklist of terrorist organizations.
‘The ADL Is Trying To Get us killed’
Last week, the Anti-Defamation League released its “Alt Right to Alt Lite: Naming the Hate” watch list of people it claimed are engaged in the promotion of bigotry and extremism.
Dashcam Video Shows A Barrage Of Gunfire During 2014 Police-Involved Shooting
NEW JERSEY – Graphic video released today of a man driving dangerously through Pleasantville and into Atlantic City back in 2014.
Israel Offers Unprecedented Benefits To Bring Home Members Of ‘Lev Tahor Cult’
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs on Tuesday called on Israeli members of the extremist ultra-Orthodox Lev Tahor, or “Pure Heart” cult to “come home,” offering each family unprecedented absorption benefits.
Israeli To Pay $854,000 To Settle Mobileye Insider Trading Case
An Israeli professor has agreed to pay more than $850,000 to settle U.S. claims he engaged in insider trading in Jerusalem-based Mobileye NV (MBLY.N), a maker of sensors and cameras for self-driving vehicles, ahead of its $15.3 billion takeover by Intel Corp (INTC.O).
ICE To Sanctuary Cities: ‘We’re Going To Enforce The Law Without Apology’
Acting Immigration & Customs Enforcement Director Thomas Homan said federal immigration law will be enforced nationwide without reservation.
Hacker Reveals How Anyone Can Fly Around The World In First Class
The sheer thrill of turning left when you board the aircraft and making your way into those dreamy first class cabins is enough to make anyone have a crack a chatting up the the check-in staff when they arrive at the airport.
Why You Should Avoid Complimentary Hotel Wi-Fi
Just because your hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi, it doesn’t mean you have to take it. Hackers may be lurking, looking to compromise your computer, especially if you’re a high-priority target staying at luxury hotels around the globe.
President Joseph Kabila “Legalized Corruption”
More than US$ 750 million in mining revenues disappeared from the coffers of the Democratic Republic of the Congo over a three-year period, according to a report released Friday.