In Senate, Republicans Block ‘Buffett Rule’
Senate Republicans today blocked a move to open debate on the so-called Buffett Rule, ensuring that a measure pressed for months by President Obama...
Mitt Romney Leads Obama In First Gallup National Tracking Poll
Mitt Romney leads President Obama in the first Gallup national daily tracking poll.
Romney took 47 percent support from surveyed registered voters, while Obama took...
Bye Bye Barack: Romney Tells Obama to ‘Start Packing’
Acting very much like the GOP nominee, Mitt Romney sent a curt message to President Obama today: "Start packing."
The message, delivered with...
Largest Ever Brain Study: Researchers ID Genes That May Determine Mental Illness
Genes that increase or reduce the risk of certain mental illnesses and Alzheimer's disease have been identified by an international team of scientists.
The...
Controversial: Brides-to-Be Using Feeding Tubes to Rapidly Shed Pounds
Brides-to-be looking to shed that final 10, 15 or 20 pounds in order to fit into their dream wedding gown have taken a controversial...
Australian Cardinal Calls Ancient Jews “Little People” And Says Germans Suffered Most In Holocaust
The head of Australia's Catholic Church apologized for what Jewish leaders described as "deeply problematical" comments he made about Jews during a public debate....
McCain and Christie to campaign for Frum Ohio GOP Candidate, Josh Mandel
Arizona Sen. John McCain and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie plan trips to Ohio today to campaign on behalf of state Treasurer Josh Mandel's...
Travelers Get Rooked at Ben Gurion Airport
By Andrew Esensten
Most seasoned travelers know to watch out for scams like scenic taxi rides and overpriced "authentic" souvenirs, but the thousands of...
No Joke: Made-in-Israel TV For Home-Alone Dogs Reaches US Prime Time
Bark if you love DogTV.
The new made-in-Israel US cable channel is scientifically programmed to keep pooches stimulated, happy and comforted when they're home...
Yair Lapid Announces His New Political Party To Be Called ‘Atid’
Former Israeli news anchor Yair Lapid announced on Sunday that his new political party will be called Atid, which means "future," but he has...
Dole Recalls Bagged Salads For Possible Salmonella Risk
Dole Food Co.'s fresh vegetables division is recalling 756 cases of bagged salad, because they could be contaminated with salmonella.
The bags of Seven...
TV: Israel Gearing-Up For Iran Attack
A major Israel TV station on Sunday night broadcast a detailed report on how Israel will go about attacking Iran's nuclear facilities in the event...
America At Tax Time: What Cheaters Cost Us
April 17th - Tax Day - is just one day away, and for Americans everywhere, these are taxing times.
If you think filing your tax...
Titanic: Possible Human Remains Found In Shipwreck
Human remains may be embedded in the mud of the North Atlantic where the New York-bound Titanic came to rest when it sank 100...
Social Security Checks Going Paperless
Starting next year, the check will no longer be in the mail for millions of people who receive Social Security and other government benefits....
100 Tornadoes in 24 Hours, But Plenty of Notice
Woodward, Okla. - The tornadoes were unrelenting - more than 100 in 24 hours over a stretch of the Plains states. They tossed vehicles...
Obama in Colombia: ‘Part of My Job Is to Scout Out Where I May...
Just two days after President Barack Obama gave a sharply edged response to news anchor Larry Conners of KMOV in St. Louis after Conners...
Ed Towns Stepping Down: Longtime New York Congressman Will Not Seek Reelection In 2012
Rep. Ed Towns (D-N.Y.) will not run for reelection this fall, Politico reported Sunday evening.
Towns, who has held his seat since 1983 and once...
Bachmann: Stay-at-Home Moms Understand Economy Better Than Husbands
Former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann fiercely defended Ann Romney and stay-at-home moms yesterday, blasting Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen's criticism that Romney "has never worked...
Jewish Google Founder: Web Freedom Faces Greatest Threat Ever
The principles of openness and universal access that underpinned the creation of the internet three decades ago are under greater threat than ever, according...
