‘NY Times’: Orthodox Jews not ‘archetypical’
July 11, 2023
Quintessential New York Times reporter, complains that Orthodox New York Jews have too much influence
Quintessential New York Times reporter, complains that Orthodox New York Jews have too much influence
Concerns have been expressed after Musk imposed limits on the number of daily posts Twitter users can read
By Douglas Whitbread A mysterious artwork made of slate has appeared in the UK’s Lake District. It’s believed to have been created by an anonymous artist dubbed the “Borrowdale Banksy.” Mystery artwork made out of slate, created by an anonymous
Former hip-hop mogul’s antisemitic spree driven by presidential ambitions, claims documentary.
Rabbi Aryeh Spero, Conservative Advocate and Reagan Supporter, Passes Away
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Blast likely tied to decommissioned IMI site; IDF denies military activity
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By Harrison Moore Joanie Melady serving with her Koalaa prosthetic. (KOALAA via SWNS) A schoolgirl has won her first tennis doubles tournament after being gifted a brand new prosthetic arm to help her play. Joanie Melady, 9, was given a
By Bibhu Pattnaik Former professional kickboxer and social media influencer Andrew Tate has offered to become Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk’s trainer in an upcoming cage match with Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In a tweet on Thursday, Tate said
Lack of unions and government support result in erratic pay, unsafe working conditions, and uncertain work for crew and creatives.
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Reg and Elizabeth Price restore 200-year-old Roswarne House in Cornwall to its former glory after years of neglect.
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Grayson Boggs, 6, sustained permanent brain damage after being struck by lightning in May
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By Tim Sigsworth Meet the Depop entrepreneur who started selling unwanted clothes from his bedroom to make extra cash at university – and made over $317,000. Callum Massey, 24, was in his second year of an English Literature degree at
By Bibhu Pattnaik Elon Musk has faced widespread backlash following his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter. Many analysts believe he overpaid for the deal. The billionaire also came under fire for rolling out Twitter Blue at a subscription fee of $8 a month. During the Paris
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By Lennox Kalifungwa Five-time Grammy-award-winning American pop singer Christina Aguilera will perform in Israel for the first time this summer, Live Nation announced on Thursday. She is scheduled to take the stage on Aug. 10 at Live Park in Rishon
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