International Manhunt For Russian Murder Suspect Ends In NYC
NEW YORK — An international manhunt for a murder suspect ended on a street in Brooklyn this week.
NYC Schools Won’t Let Immigration Agents Enter Without Warrants
Immigration agents who turn up at New York City public schools will be turned away unless they have a court-ordered warrant, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
Son of Well-Known Public Figure Arrested In IAI Corruption Investigation
The son of a well-known public figure was arrested Wednesday morning along with another suspect as part of the police investigation into suspicions of corruption, fraud and breach of trust at the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI).
Robert Levinson Family Sues Iran
The family of a Jewish-American man who disappeared from Iran in 2007 while working on behalf of the CIA is suing the Iranian government in the United States.
U.K. Follows U.S. Ban on Electronic Devices on Flights From Middle East
Britain is banning passengers from carrying most electronic devices on flights from certain countries in the Middle East following similar measures introduced in the United States.
Telephone Threat Prompts Evacuation Of New Jersey Temple, School
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Livingston’s Temple Beth Shalom and an adjoining school in the area were evacuated Tuesday after receiving a telephone bomb threat, authorities say.
Russian Crime Reporters Reveal $21 Billion Money Laundering
Authorities in the United Kingdom will assess a report in the Guardian newspaper that almost $740 million of laundered cash from Russia passed through British banks, Treasury Minister Simon Kirby said.
Trump Expecting Fourth Jewish Grandchild, From Son Eric and His Wife, Lara
President Donald Trump has a fourth Jewish grandchild on the way.
Data Breach At Saks Fifth Ave, Customers Exposed
Luxury US department store Saks Fifth Avenue accidentally made public the personal details of tens of thousands of its online customers, exposing them to the risk of follow-on fraud and cyber-attacks.