Federal officials plan to ease restrictions on flying small drones over crowds and at night, which would give a boost to the commercial use of unmanned aircraft.
The Federal Aviation Administration outlined draft rules Monday that would let drone operators do those things without a special waiver from current rules.
Six men were summoned for questioning by the ISA (Israel Security Agency/Shin Bet) under the guise of a police investigation.
Six young men who are active in the “Return to the Mountain” movement, Har Habayis activists, were summoned to a police investigation after they were arrested on a march held by the movement.
An open letter to the community:
Much has been said about the widely publicized incident that took place last week when community members removed an about-to-be towed car from an NYPD tow truck and urged the driver to flee the scene before making disparaging comments to an NYPD tow truck operator who was just doing his job.
Dr. Yaron River, who serves as director of the neurology department at Hillel Yaffa Hospital, spoke in a problematic and very serious manner against Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. Dr. River told the doctors and nurses in the ward that if Netanyahu was evacuated to the hospital, he would refuse to treat him.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.‘s fourth quarter profits badly missed analysts’ expectations on Tuesday, caused by difficulties in the bank’s bond-trading business.
The nation’s largest bank said it earned $7.07 billion in the last three months of the year, or $1.98 per share, up from $4.23 billion, or $1.07 a share, in the same period a year earlier.
A gag order remains in place surrounding the ongoing investigation into the murders of Yehuda Kaduri, 71, and his wife Tamar, 68, who were found dead in the home in the Armon HaNatziv neighborhood of Jerusalem on Sunday, January 13, 2019, with police reporting at the time there were “signs of violence” on the deceased.