LOS ANGELES — Three people were stabbed Saturday, one critically, after a small group of Ku Klux Klan members staging an anti-immigrant rally in Southern California clashed with a larger gathering of counter-protesters, police said.
An 81-year-old woman from Jerusalem may set a legal precedent regarding religiously-motivated gender segregation in Israel’s public spaces.
The Tourism Ministry has decided to earmark funds to fight prostitution in hotels, due to the rise in the use of hotel rooms for this activity.
In preparation for the upcoming visit of the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) Minister for Religious Affairs, Mahmoud al-Habash, to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, researchers at Palestinian Media Watch have put together a number of quotes from the man.
A Deal police captain who died on Jan. 2 when his car struck a two utility poles had twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system along with a mix of illegal narcotics and prescription drugs, according to app.com.
BRUSSELS — A Belgian judge charged Swiss bank UBS on Friday with money laundering and “serious and organized tax evasion,” saying it directly sought clients in the country to help them skip taxes.
A Brooklyn rabbi accused of sexually assaulting several teenage boys was sentenced on Tuesday to 60 days in jail and six years on probation.
The Obama administration is planning to permit the National Security Agency to share with other US intelligence agencies the private communications it collects from foreigners’ phone calls and messages, according to a report.
B&H Photo & Electronics treats it minority warehouse workers unfairly including forcing its Hispanic warehouse employees to use a separate “unsanitary” bathroom according to a US Labor Department lawsuit filed Thursday.