A raid on the acting head of Russia’s anti-corruption agency turned out to be quite productive police found a bag big enough to accommodate over $122 million in cash, sources told Russian media.
WASHINGTON – A top Defense Department official, in a pique over a neighborhood parking dispute, has been arrested and will do 32 hours of community service at a local food bank.
A senior defense ministry official has said that Russian jets occasionally cross into Israeli airspace as part of operations in Syria, but that close cooperation between Jerusalem and Moscow has prevented any potentially deadly misunderstandings.
A new report is claiming that it was a member of Hillary Clinton’s own party who leaked to the press that the political heavyweight was using a personal email address during her time as Secretary of State.
A two-star U.S. admiral has been reprimanded for an incident of public drunkenness and nudity at a Florida trade conference earlier this year.
A powerful New York law firm has entered the fight over haredi education in the city, throwing its weight behind a group dedicated to bringing the curriculum at yeshivot in line with state-mandated curriculum.
A journalist who was fired from her position as an editor at Time magazine is now suing the publication claiming she was discriminated against because of her gender and age.
KGB files reportedly revealed the existence of an extensive Soviet spy ring in Israel, encompassing Knesset members, senior IDF officers, engineers, members of the Israeli intelligence community, and others who worked on classified projects.
Cmdr. Manny Yitzhaki, the head of the police Intelligence and Investigations Division and also a key figure in the criminal investigation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will retire in June, it was announced on Monday, without stating his replacement.
Islamic State (ISIS) jihadists have killed a senior commander in the elite Quds Force of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) in Syria, Iran reported Friday.
