Day: September 5, 2025

The estate has undergone significant work since coming under the ownership last year of multibillionaire vacuum cleaner magnate James Dyson for a reported fee of €30 million.

The disturbance had a 90 percent chance of cyclone formation through seven days as of Friday, the National Hurricane Center said.

The ruling comes amid a fiery debate in the mayoral race about who has the right to a rent-stabilized apartment.

By: Fern Sidman For weeks, the story of an eight-year-old Gazan boy, thought to have been killed by Israeli forces in late May, reverberated across international media and political discourse. The child, introduced under different names in viral accounts, became a symbol for critics of Israel’s military campaign. Yet as Israel National News (INN) and […]

By: Chaya Abecassis The man accused of killing two young Israeli diplomats in what prosecutors have described as an anti-Israel hate crime formally pleaded not guilty on Thursday, setting the stage for what could become one of the most high-profile federal hate crime trials in recent memory. As reported by The Algemeiner on Thursday, the […]

By: Carl Schwartzbaum The theft of a mezuzah from a student’s residence at New York University has sparked outrage among university leaders and renewed concerns over antisemitism on American campuses. As reported on Thursday by The Jewish News Syndicate (JNS), Fountain Walker, NYU’s vice president for global campus safety, denounced the incident as “disgraceful” and […]

By: Andrew Carlson United Airlines announced on Thursday that it will resume direct service to Tel Aviv, Israel from two of the United States’ major international gateways — Chicago O’Hare and Washington Dulles — marking the first time the airline has operated these routes since 2023. The decision represents a significant step in United’s broader […]