OSHA estimated that mandating tests or vaccines for businesses employing over 100 people would save 6,500 lives and 250,000 hospitalizations over six months. Vaccine mandate for most healthcare workers remains in place.
US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission official Andrea Lucas said that the "EEOC is always monitoring for when there is a rise in a particular type of discrimination, and in May, it noticed what she described as a 'serious rise' in antisemitic violence."
Polish Senate formally approves the formation of a committee to investigate evidence that three critics of the country's right-wing government were hacked with the spyware.
Arthur Sorrey, the city manager of North Miami Beach, Fla., said the historic hiring of an Orthodox Jewish police officer is “a big deal for us … it’s something that took a lot of teamwork to pull it off.”
Orthodox Jewish groups offers assistance to residents of a high-rise apartment building in New York after a fire kills 17 people, including eight children.
The $1 billion in funds that were approved by the House of Representatives last September has since stalled in the Senate.
Still not apologizing for comments about an official inquiry into Labour party antisemitism, former leader Jeremy Corbyn mulls upgrading his social charity into a political party.
Church calls flag a "horrendous symbol incompatible with Christianity."
Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints five people to the state's new Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission.
Israeli lawmakers welcome the launch of the caucus that will work with associated countries to advance the agreements in various fields, while also pushing to achieve additional peace agreements.
