Utah bar owner closes business after year-long battle over Zionist ban
Michael Valentine announces permanent closure of Salt Lake City business following sustained community pressure over his discriminatory policy.
Michael Valentine announces permanent closure of Salt Lake City business following sustained community pressure over his discriminatory policy.
The two countries are ending a nearly 40-year territorial conflict, granting the US a foothold in a critical region bordering Iran and deep within the former Soviet sphere.
Donald Trump has discreetly signed a directive authorizing the use of military force against Latin American drug cartels. Sources involved in the matter told American media that senior military officials have already begun formulating plans of action against the criminal organizations.
Mary Trump, a clinical psychologist, cites White House rooftop incident and policy confusion as evidence of her uncle's cognitive decline.
Devorah Halberstam, Chair of the Board of Commissioners for the Mayor’s Office to Combat Antisemitism, reflects on transforming her personal tragedy into decades of activism and her current fight against rising hate against Jews.
New York Times' expose shows birthday correspondence and photographs from Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion, shedding light on how the convicted sex offender maintained relationships with powerful figures including former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, director Woody Allen, and media mogul Mortimer Zuckerman.
Underground tremor beneath Bergen County sends shockwaves across Hudson River into Manhattan boroughs Saturday evening
Sanctions follow fresh crackdown on international network helping Iran evade oil sector restrictions.
President Donald Trump issued a trade warning Thursday following Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement that his nation would recognize Palestinian statehood.
The entrance to the New York Times building in Manhattan was vandalized with red spray paint by pro-Palestinian activists protesting the newspaper's correction to a story about a Gaza infant.
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