President Trump on Monday chastised The New York Times for its coverage after the newspaper’s opinion section apologized for a political cartoon that was widely criticized for its use of anti-Semitic tropes.
“The New York Times has apologized for the terrible Anti-Semitic Cartoon, but they haven’t apologized to me for this or all of the Fake and Corrupt news they print on a daily basis,” Trump tweeted.
“They have reached the lowest level of ‘journalism,’ and certainly a low point in @nytimes history!” he added.
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UN chief demands world 'step up to stamp out anti-Semitism, anti-Muslim hatred, persecution of Christians' and other forms of hate

Los Angeles, CA – Authorities say they thwarted a terror plot targeting white supremacists in California by an Army veteran who converted to Islam and wanted retribution for the New Zealand mosque attacks. Federal prosecutors said Monday that Mark Domingo was arrested for planning to plant a bomb at a Nazi rally Sunday in Long [...]

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Agency says employees immediately tried to determine who wrote threatening social media post flagged by tipster, but shooting occurred before they could act

Bochurim at Mir Yeshiva on Sunday night arrived at their dormitory building to discover that their rooms had been trashed, Arutz Sheva reported.
Photos of the scene showed personal items thrown on the floor, broken drawers, and general chaos.
One of the students told the site that up to 3000 NIS ($829) in cash had been stolen.
Israel Police officers arriving at the scene opened an investigation into the incident.
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San Diego, CA – The family of the suspect in the California synagogue shooting says they’re “shocked and deeply” saddened by the deadly attack. In a statement released through a San Diego law firm, the family of John T. Earnest says he and his five siblings was raised in “a family, a faith, and a [...]