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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President Joe Biden hesitated, seemingly unsure how to spronounce the name of his own Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, during his remarks from the White House yesterday.
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Hatzalah Ukraine CEO Shlomo Rosilio tells ‘Fox & Friends’ people are ‘starting to panic’ as he attempts to evacuate residents on buses as Russia invades.
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[COMMUNICATED]
Step into the Bais Medrash on the corner of 45th street and 16th ave
and you’ll be met by an uplifting atmosphere of warmth and growth.
Pairs of yungerleit sit face to face delving into Gemara and Halacha.
Constant chazarah and weekly tests ensure that the halachos and
yedious learnt remain with the yungerman for a lifetime. No matter
what the future may hold for these young men, the years at Kollel
Ohel Yaakov establish a solid foundation of Torah and Yiddishkeit in
each of their homes.
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Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane (Ret) joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the U.S. strategy behind sanctions and how it has proven to be ineffective.
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Yisroel Perlowitz, Kiryat Shmuel, Chaifa (Haifa)
 
I grew up in Lakewood, New Jersey.
My parents moved to Lakewood in the mid 80’s after they got married, and my siblings and I were raised in Lakewood as a part of the BMG yeshiva. My parents both worked, yet my father was (and still is) always with a sefer in his hand. We were the typical Lakewood Charedi working family.