Spencer Stone, French Train Attack Hero, Stabbed In Sacramento
Spencer Stone, one of three Americans who helped foil a terror attack on a French train in August, was stabbed in Sacramento on Wednesday night, the U.S. Air Force confirmed to NBC News.
Speed Camera Tickets Bring Nearly $17M In Revenue For NYC
Speed cameras have produced a surge in tickets and generated nearly $17 million in revenue for New York City.
Spate of Anti-Semitic Attacks Besets London Over Weekend
British police have opened investigations into a string of attacks against the Jewish community in north London over the weekend.
Sparks Fly As Women Confront Rabbi Ezra Scheinberg Accused of Sexual Abuse
A well-known Rabbi Ezra Scheinberg in northern Israel suspected of a series of sex offenses against women in his community has met with three of his alleged victims for the first time since the case hit headlines.
Spanish Courts To Try BDS Leaders Over Matisyahu Boycott
Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions activists in Spain will be tried in court for the boycott and harassment of Jewish American singer Matisyahu in the summer of 2015, a Spanish court ruled.
Spanish Concert Cancels Matisyahu Gig Over Refusal To Endorse Palestinian State
A Spanish music festival demanded Jewish-American reggae star Matisyahu endorse Palestinian statehood, and then canceled his upcoming show after the singer declined, Spanish media reported Saturday.
Spain’s Princess Cristina Cleared In Tax Trial
Spain’s Princess Cristina, the 51-year-old sister of King Felipe and sixth in line to the throne, has been cleared in a tax fraud trial.
Spain Orders Money Laundering Probe Against HSBC Executives
MADRID — Spain’s National Court said it is investigating seven current and former HSBC executives in the private banking business charged with money laundering and criminal organization.
Spain Extradites Suspected Mexican Drug Trafficker To US
Spain said Friday it will extradite a Mexican businessman with suspected links to several international crime groups to the United States, where he is wanted for alleged drug trafficking and other crimes.
Spain could detain Netanyahu over Marmara raid if he enters country
A judge in Spain has found a legal loophole that would enable authorities in the country to detain Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and six other Israeli officials over the 2010 Israeli Navy raid of the Mavi Marmara.