Consumer Prices Up 5.7% Over Past Year, Fastest in 39 Years
U.S. consumer prices rose 5.7% over the past year, the fastest pace in 39 years, as a surge in inflation confronts Americans with the holiday shopping season under way.
Congresswoman Carjacked at Gunpoint in Philadelphia
Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon was carjacked at gunpoint Wednesday afternoon at a South Philadelphia park — as the city continues to see a surge in crime that has been downplayed by the far-left district attorney.
Vaccine Mandates Have Arrived, B&H To Require Employees To Be Vaccinated By The End of The Year
It’s New York City Law, and will soon also be required by the US government. Either way, employers have run out of time to stall in requiring their employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Pfizer Pill Becomes 1st US-Authorized Home COVID Treatment
U.S. health regulators on Wednesday authorized the first pill against COVID-19, a Pfizer drug that Americans will be able to take at home to head off the worst effects of the virus.
Pause on Federal Student Loan Payments Extended Through May 1st
The Biden administration on Wednesday extended a student loan moratorium that has allowed millions of Americans to put off debt payments during the pandemic.
MyShliach West Coast Shluchim Winter Camp
The first day of the boys’ division of Tzeirei HaShluchim West Coast Winter Camp in partnership with MyShliach of Merkos 302 has gotten off to a great start!
Fresh Express Announces Recall On Select Product Over Contamination Concerns
Fresh Express is recalling certain varieties of its branded and private label salad products produced at the company’s Streamwood, Illinois facility because the product has the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
High School Regents Exams Cancelled over COVID Uptick
The January 2022 administration of the High School Regents Examination Program has been canceled due to the ongoing COVID–19 pandemic.
All SNAP Households to Receive Maximum Level of Food Benefits
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that all New Yorkers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will receive the maximum allowable level of food benefits for December.
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christopher Stewart, a public affairs mass communication specialist assigned to 7th Army Training Command, takes photos at the forward area re-arming and refueling point during 12th Combat Aviation Brigades air assault operations for Exercise Swift Response, part of DEFENDER-Europe 21, on May 7, 2021 in Bezmer, Bulgaria. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Robert Fellingham)
US Army Releases Gallery of Army Moments for 2021
Take a look at these iconic and stunning photos captured by Army photographers throughout 2021.
Neo-Nazi Attacks Averted With Major Bust in Brazil
Investigative efforts by Brazilian authorities and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) resulted in the arrest of four individuals involved in online threats, hate crimes, and the planning of mass casualty events.
Quebec Goes Into Lockdown over Omicron Surge
Quebec officials announced Monday that they are taking the drastic step of throwing the province into a lockdown amid an explosion of Omicron cases.
CBD: Cannabis CBD vs. Hemp CBD
Welcome to the world of “CBD” and the host of beneficial substances derived from the ancient hemp plant.
From The Inbox: Breathe, Just Breathe
Breathe, just breathe. Breathing can really help calm the mind, set priorities, and realize that we need to move forward. Submitted by C. M.
Israel to Ban Travel to US, Canada Over Omicron Variant
Israeli ministers on Monday agreed to ban travel to the United States, Canada and eight other countries amid the rapid, global spread of the omicron variant.
Manchin A ‘No’ Vote on Biden’s Build Back Better Spending Plan
Sen. Joe Manchin, a critical vote in the narrowly divided Senate, dealt a stunning blow to President Biden’s $2 trillion Build Back Better social spending plan with his announcement that he is a “no” vote on the package.
Court Allows Biden Employer Vaccine Mandate to Take Effect
A federal appeals court panel on Friday allowed President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for larger private employers to move ahead.
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