Local News
JRA Struggles with Supply Chain, Finding Summer Volunteers
As skyrocketing gas prices and grocery cost inflation have impacted those most financially disadvantaged, the same factors also affect the organizations that serve them.
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National News
Biden’s Decision to Keep Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps on Terror List Reportedly Final
President Joe Biden has reportedly finalized his decision not to remove the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps from a designated terrorists list.
Jewish Groups Condemn Texas Shooting, Only Some Push for Action
An array of Jewish groups issued statements about the Texas shooting that fell into two categories: generalized grief and recommendations for action.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Different Attempts to Stop Synagogue Protesters
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear two different requests to take up a suit against a group of protesters.
Arts
Haim Sisters Have Philadelphia Roots
The Haim sisters are hot right now.
In 2021, their album “Women in Music Pt. III” was nominated for Album of the Year at the...
Cheltenham Author to Publish Debut Novel
For authors, ideas for a story seem to come from thin air — a spontaneous idea, a line from a remembered conversation. For Eileen...
The Seen: Unable to Film in Ukraine, Eurovision Winners Made Intro Video in Israel
This year’s Eurovision Song Contest did not go Israel’s way.
Israeli Military Likely Killed Palestinian Journalist, AP and CNN Conclude
A Palestinian American journalist was likely killed by fire from the Israeli military, according to Associated Press and CNN investigations.
Israeli Police Rush Funeral-goers, Nearly Toppling the Coffin of Al Jazeera Journalist
Israeli police armed with batons and stun grenades rushed a crowd of funeral-goers in Jerusalem.
Israeli Officials Say Gunfire Source That Killed Al Jazeera Journalist Undetermined
Israel’s defense minister said Shireen Abu Akleh could have been hit by either Israeli or Palestinian fire.