Suspect In Anti-Trump Vandalism Identified As City Lawyer
CHESTNUT HILL, PA – One of the suspects sought in an anti-Trump vandalism case in Chestnut Hill has been identified by city officials as a city lawyer.
Suspect Dead, Six Injured In Houston Strip Mall Shooting
Six people were injured when a shooter opened fire at a southwest Houston shopping center on Monday morning, police and fire officials said.
Suspect Charged In Murder Of Queens Jogger Karina Vetrano
A man has been arrested in the strangulation of a New York City woman who had gone out for a run last summer and was found dead in a secluded marsh, authorities said Sunday.
Suspect Arrested in Murder of Dallas Dentist Kendra Hatcher
Dallas police have made an arrest in the murder of a dentist who was shot and killed in the parking garage of her apartment.
Survey: Record Levels of Online Anti-Semitism
Almost four out of every five Israeli youths has encountered anti-Semitism on social networks, the Anti-Defamation League found. This is the highest amount in the past three years.
Survey Claims Zara Is Not Only Anti-Semitic, But Also a Racist Company
A survey by the Center for Popular Democracy claims that the Spanish retail store, Zara, consistently discriminates against Black customers and employees alike.
Surveillance: German Police Ready To Hack WhatsApp Messages
German police will be able to use surveillance software by the end of the year that can hack into people’s smartphones and read encrypted messages in such services as WhatsApp, says a report that cites a leaked document.
Surprise Kanye West Show Turns To Chaos In The East Village
After getting rained out at the Governor’s Ball music festival Saturday, rapper Kanye West sparked a near riot in the East Village Sunday morning by tweeting that he planned to perform a 2 a.m. pop-up concert.
Supreme Rabbinical Court Poised To Te-Open Agunah Case
In an unprecedented step, the Supreme Rabbinical Court is weighing whether or not to allow a third party appeal against a divorce ruling that could lead to the revocation of a woman’s divorce from her husband who has been in a coma for the last nine years.
Supreme Rabbinical Court Declines To Recognize Rabbi Lookstein’s Conversions
In a hugely controversial step, the Supreme Rabbinical Court asked a female convert of prominent US Jewish leader Rabbi Haskel Lookstein to declare her acceptance of the religious commandments in court so as to avoid doubt as to her Jewishness.