As rescue workers continue to work tirelessly at the site of the tragic building collapse in Surfside, FL, progress is slow, as the death toll rises to five with 156 still unaccounted for.
Three people were killed and six were wounded in a stabbing attack in the German town of Wurzburg on Friday. Police stopped the suspected perpetrator with a shot to the leg, according to the report.
Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison Friday in the murder of George Floyd — as a Minnesota judge ripped the ex-cop for showing “particular cruelty” during the fatal encounter last year.
The U.S. Justice Department announced today that it filed a lawsuit against the State of Georgia, the Georgia Secretary of State, and the Georgia State Election Board over recent voting procedures adopted by Georgia Senate Bill 202, which was signed into law in March 2021.
With four people already confirmed having died, 120 people accounted for, and 159 still unaccounted for, the huge tragedy of the collapse of the residential building in Miami has only begun to be felt.
This week the Maamar Ma Tovu from the Alter Rebbe was published from manuscript and is now available with English translation for the first time by Rabbi Noach Shavrick.
The Biden administration is ending federal bans on evictions and foreclosures on July 31 as the COVID-19 pandemic fades.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s executive order allowing for expired licenses and permits to remain valid will come to an end Thursday.
Following over 300 cases of what the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) defines as myocarditis, the FDA has decided to place a warning about rare cases of heart inflammation on its fact sheets for both the Pfizer and the Moderna Covid-19 vaccines.
A fourth person has been arrested out of five the NYPD has been looking for in connection with an antisemitic assault that took place in Times Square in May.
A high rise condominium complex in the Surfside area of Miami came crashing down in the early hours of the morning, killing at least one and trapping many more.
Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott on Wednesday informed colleagues that he was asked to step aside amid a surge in illegal migration along the US-Mexico border.
Mariam Taha Thompson, 62, formerly of Rochester, Minnesota, was sentenced today to 23 years in prison for delivering classified national defense information to aid a foreign government.
New York’s State of Emergency, issued more than 15 months ago when COVID-19 first overwhelmed the state, will finally come to an end, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.
Iran claimed Wednesday morning that an attempted act of sabotage targeting its nuclear program was foiled.
Mayoral contender Curtis Sliwa won the Republican primary on Tuesday in the race to replace Bill de Blasio.
An effort by congressional Democrats to rewrite U.S. election and voting laws stalled in the Senate Tuesday, blocked by a wall of Republican opposition.
