i24 News – The building in Iraq which was struck by Iranian missiles on Sunday also served as an Israeli training facility, a top US official disclosed to The New York Times.

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(1010 WINS) — Andrew Cuomo released a TV and digital spot Monday appropriately titled “The Record,” during which he recaps his accomplishments while serving as New York’s governor — and acknowledges that he’s made “mistakes.”
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Among the accomplishments cited in the 30-second spot are marriage equality, $15 minimum wage, and gun safety and paid family leave laws. Cuomo, 64, released another spot, called “Politics vs. the Law,” on Feb. 28.
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES – 2021/07/06: Andrew Cuomo makes an announcement regarding gun violence in the state at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

An article was posted on Jewish Hock last week saying MBD was coming out with an album shortly. MBD is working on an album – but the album isn’t scheduled to be released yet. MBD will have a song featured on R’ Chezkie Weizs’ new album though which will be coming out this week. We apologize for the error.
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Tom Friedman, New York Times foreign affairs columnist, on Russia-Ukraine.
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WASHINGTON – The Biden administration plans to ban imports of oil and natural gas from Russia as soon as Tuesday, aiming to punish Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
The move represents one of America’s most far-reaching actions to penalize Moscow since the beginning of the war.
Europe, which is far more dependent on Russian energy exports, is currently considering its own similar ban. Collectively, bans from both the U.S. and Europe on Russian energy would deprive Russian President Vladimir Putin of one of his government’s chief sources of revenue – but also risk a shock to the global economic system that could severely damage the west’s economies.

Wells Fargo customers are being targeted by fraudsters claiming to be bank employees — and trick victims into transferring money to them via Zelle.
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Another timeless gem in the series.
Eighteen years in the making, but worth the wait.
Produced by Abie Rotenberg and Doni Gross.

Kamala Harris just took dumbing down to a whole new level, the NY Post reports. During an appearance on the syndicated “Morning Hustle” radio program, Harris was asked by co-host Headkrack to explain the conflict “in layman’s terms for people who don’t understand what’s going on and how can this directly affect the people of the United States?”

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WASHINGTON - President Joe Biden delivered his first State of the Union address Tuesday night, after a year marked by continued struggles with the coronavirus pandemic, declining electoral fortunes for him and his fellow Democrats and, now, Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Below, some takeaways.
1. Seizing on the bipartisanship of Ukraine
One of Russian President Vladimir Putin's greatest tricks has been uniting Republicans and Democrats behind one broadly shared goal: opposing him. And at the start of Tuesday's speech, Biden seized upon that opportunity to rally the parties behind their common cause.
Biden earned particularly widespread and sustained applause for a couple lines on this front.


First Lady Jill Biden introduced Kamala Harris as president of the United States during a White House event yesterday while the real commander in chief sat just feet away.
She quickly claimed her introduction was a joke to make the audience “laugh.”
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