Fox News Slams Ex-Host Andrea Tantaros Over Roger Ailes Sexual Harassment Claims
Former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros is not a ‘victim’ but ‘an opportunist’, the Fox News has said in its response to the sexual-harassment lawsuit she filed last week.
Black 15-Year-old Was Unarmed and Surrendering When NYPD Cops Shot At Him 16 Times
A Brooklyn teenager who was shot at 16 times by police was unarmed and surrendering when cops opened fire, his lawyers said in a new lawsuit.
Monsey – New Litigation Commences Against Developer On Controversial Viola Road Project
Action seeks immediate order to stop construction and sales.
Victims of Attacks In Israel Lose US Appeal vs Lebanese Bank
NEW YORK – A US court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by victims of Hezbollah rocket attacks in Israel who sought to hold Lebanese Canadian Bank SAL liable for financing Hezbollah through its New York account with American Express Bank.
Beit Din of America Being Sued Over Mikvah-Peeping Rabbi
The Beth Din of America has been added to the list of defendants in a $100 million class action suit against Rabbi Barry Freundel, the prominent Washington, DC, spiritual leader who was convicted of secretly videotaping women in his synagogue’s ritual bath.
Judge Upholds $1.4M Ruling Against Prime Grill Owner
In the continued legal battle between restaurateur Joey Allaham and Lincoln Square Synagogue, a judge last week denied the restaurateur’s request to vacate Rabbi Hershel Schachter’s June ruling against him.
Andrea Tantaros Says She Made Harassment Claims Against Ailes, Was Taken Off Air
A Fox News anchor claims she was taken off the air after making repeated sexual harassment complaints about Roger Ailes.
Parents Of 2 Benghazi Victims Sue Hillary Clinton For Wrongful Death, Defamation
The parents of two of the four Americans who died in the Benghazi attack in 2012 filed a lawsuit Monday against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, alleging her “reckless handling” of classified information contributed to their deaths.
New York – Jewelry Manufacturer Inadvertently Tosses Almost $1M In Diamonds In Pre-Shabbos Rush
A Jewish jeweler whose insurance company believes he committed fraud claimed he accidentally threw out nearly $1 million worth of diamonds last year, while rushing to arrive at a trade show before Shabbat, the New York Post reported on Friday.
Israel Ordered To Pay Iran $1.2 Billion
The Swiss Supreme Court in Lausanne has ordered the Israel-controlled Trans-Asiatic Oil Company to pay a debt of $1.2 billion to Iran’s national Oil Company.