A Michigan high school student hasn’t been seen since last week as the search continues. Adriana Davidson was last in touch with her parents around 9am on Friday 27 January when she was on her way to school and was last seen by friends at around 11am that same day outside Pioneer High School in…
DetailsA Jordanian columnist is extremely concerned that Arab countries have turned their backs on the kingdom, pushing it straight into Israel’s lap.
A fire in Queens killed at least five people Sunday afternoon, officials said.
A member of the FDNY is under arrest for allegedly vandalizing a sukkah in Manhattan, police said. Police charged 37-year-old, Marty Party, with criminal mischief for the October incident. Security camera video shows a person defacing the Chabad Israel Center on the Upper East Side just before the Jewish holiday Sukkot. A sukkah is a…
DetailsWASHINGTON — Federal health officials have approved the first prescription drug to boost sexual desire in women, a milestone long sought by the pharmaceutical industry.
If you still have a landline phone, make sure you aren’t snared in the latest robocall scam.
As experienced operators in the U.S. defense industry are keenly aware, the U.S. government has taken several actions in recent years to counter the threat posed by adoption of Chinese technology and the impact on U.S. defense capability. These actions include the prohibition on defense contractors utilizing telecommunications equipment or services produced by Huawei Technologies…
DetailsThe Federal Communications Commission is cracking down on Verizon Wireless for using a powerful type of code to track its customers around the Internet, as the agency pushes to increase its role in protecting online privacy.
The FBR’s anti money laundering (AML) cell has launched investigation into the financial affairs of persons having massive investments in crypto-currencies, including bit-coins as it is being used allegedly for the purpose of money laundering.
NYPD cops pocketed cash bribes to “expedite” pistol permits for members of the Orthodox Jewish community and a Borough Park Shomrim patrol leader offered another officer a near $1 million payday to keep the scheme going, the feds charged Monday.
