Israel Offers To Take Iranian Blogger From Turkey
Israel offered asylum on Sunday to a Turkey-based Iranian blogger who it said faced forcible deportation to Iran, where she would be at risk given her work for an Israeli news site.
Israel Offers To Train Drone Operators For Ghana’s Special Forces
Israel has offered to train Ghana’s army to operate drones, reported the Ghana Armed Forces reported last week.
Malia Obama Dances Like Crazy At Lollapalooza 2017!
It’s hard enough to be a teenager in a normal family, so it’s almost impossible to imagine how difficult it is to grow up with your dad residing in the White House.
Teva Pharmaceutical Loses Third of Its Value In Two Days
Trade at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened Sunday with a sharp downturn, with Teva Pharmaceutical’s shares dropping by 18% and dragging the leading indices with it.
Email Shows Shomrim Knew About Slumlord Abduction 2 Hours Before NYPD
Jona Rechnitz sent an e-mail to Mayor De Blasio saying that a Hasidic community patrol knew about an infamous 2014 abduction of a Brooklyn slumlord two hours before notifying police.
Barrio 18: Barrio 18: Meet The Terrifying Gang With 50,000 Soldiers Across US
In early March of 2016, the bodies of eight electrical company employees and three farmers were found hacked-up and bullet-riddled near a desolate field in El Salvador’s San Juan Opico municipality.
Emails Show ‘Corrupt’ De Blasio Donors Had Run of City Hall
Mayor de Blasio claims he barely knew them, but explosive e-mails released Friday show that two of his major campaign donors who were later accused of corruption were given the run of City Hall.
Martin Shkreli Is Found Guilty of Fraud
Martin Shkreli, the hedge fund manager turned pharmaceutical entrepreneur once dubbed “the most hated man in America” has been found guilty on three of eight federal charges that he deceived investors in a pair of failed hedge funds.
Murder Conviction In Blackwater Case Thrown Out
A federal appeals court has thrown out the murder conviction of an ex-Blackwater security guard and ordered three others to be re-sentenced in connection with the 2007 massacre of 14 unarmed civilians in Iraq. The high-profile incident called into question the role played by U.S. security contractors in Iraq.