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Suspect smashes windows at JD Vance's Cincinnati residence, arrested by US authorities
The Vance family was not home during the incident, as they had returned to Washington, Vance confirmed on X/Twitter
Michele Weiss and Justin Brasch mark milestones as first Orthodox Jewish mayors in their cities
Hebrew Union College, Ohio AG reach deal to protect 600,000 rare books, papers in Jewish collection
Cleveland and Kissufim mark October 7 as almost all kibbutz members prepare to return by summer
Scientists advance in search for new COVID strain's patient zero
Patient Zero is likely experiencing symptoms that could be confused with IBD or chronic diarrhea.
White supremacists sentenced for plan to attack US electric substations
The two men had joined an online neo-Nazi community before planning the attack.
Two men sentenced for planning to attack US electric substations
Their plan was to attack substations with powerful rifles, which they believed would result in millions of dollars in damages while causing civil unrest, but they never carried out any attacks.
Cleveland rabbi sentenced to prison for soliciting underage sex
Among those who testified on Stephen Weiss’ behalf in a bid for leniency was a prominent rabbi in the Conservative movement.
Ohio Police Dept. decorates car with quote falsely attributed to MLK
The quote is absent from a Stanford University list of quotes by King regarding the subjects of war and peace.
Ohio is investigating a Nazi homeschooling network that teaches children to love Hitler
The “dissidents” are a group of Nazi parents who share homeschooling lesson plans extolling the virtues of Hitler and white nationalism.
Expanded cardiovascular benefits shown when wearing tefillin - study
Research from the University of Cincinnati shows health benefits from Jewish tradition.
New Jersey, Ohio join other states in banning TikTok from state devices
Calls to ban TikTok from government devices gained steam after US FBI Director Christopher Wray said in November it poses national security risks.
In Ohio, ‘zoombombing’ a religious service can now net jail time
The law, “Increasing Penalties for Disturbing a Religious Service,” passed last week unanimously in the state Senate. It had previously passed in the state House, 95-1.
Couple married 79-years passes away within 20 hours of each other
Hubert and June Malicote passed away holding hands after 79 years of marriage out of which they were never apart for 77.
