4 Times In 4 Days: Russian Aircraft Fly off US Coast
WASHINGTON — The U.S. military says Russian military aircraft have approached the coast of Alaska four times this week, and U.S. fighter jets intercepted them twice.
Hacker Suspect In JCC Bomb Threats, Has Been Charged In The US
A teenager with dual Israeli-U.S. citizenship has been charged with cyberstalking and making bomb threats to Jewish community centers in Florida and Georgia, the Department of Justice said Friday.
Rabbi, 3 Others Accused Of Stealing $12.4 Million In NYC, State Education Funds
NEW YORK — Four men, including a rabbi, have been accused in a scheme to steal millions of dollars earmarked for preschoolers with special needs.
Navy SEAL Facing Four Child Pornography Charges
SAN DIEGO – A member of SEAL Team 1 was arrested in San Diego earlier this week after investigators searched his cellphone and found child pornography and a video which may show him molesting a sleeping young girl.
DOJ Issues Ultimatum To NYC and Other ‘Sanctuary’ Cities
The US Department of Justice on Friday gave New York City and eight other local governments that provide “sanctuary” to illegal immigrants until June 30 to prove they’re not violating federal law by refusing to cooperate with immigration authorities.
Volkswagen To Pay $2.8B Criminal Fine In US Diesel Emission Scandal
DETROIT — Volkswagen must pay a $2.8 billion criminal fine for purposely building a diesel engine equipped with software to cheat on greenhouse gas emissions tests.
Now Is Not The Time For The UN To Run From The Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo will only have successful elections if the United Nations (UN) maintains its strong presence in the country. UN infrastructure and personnel are vital for a credible poll.
Why Does America’s Largest Cell Carrier Call Israel ‘Palestine?’
When Mark Rosenblatt touched down at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv April 5 and powered on his cell phone, he got the surprise of his mobile technology life.
Oil Company Sees Congo Output Accord After Tribunal Ruling
La Generale Petroliere du Congo, a family-owned exploration company, said it expects the Democratic Republic of Congo’s government to sign an oil production-sharing contract after a tribunal upheld its rights to blocks covering the length of Lake Tanganyika.