YWN reported two weeks ago that the name of Rechov Hakablan in Har Nof, Jerusalem, will be changed to Rechov R’ Ovadia Yosef in November.
Rechov Haklan has long been associated with R’ Ovadia Yosef, and the street became famous due to his residence there for many years, in his son and daughter-in-law’s home.

House Democrats leading an impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump’s dealings with Ukraine issued subpoenas Monday to Defense Secretary Mark Esper and acting White House budget director Russell Vought.
Three Democratic committee chairmen demanded that Esper and Vought produce documents requested by Democrats by Oct.

While small and mid-sized businesses are increasingly targets for cybercriminals, companies are struggling to devote enough resources to protect their technology from attack.
That’s one of the findings of an annual survey of companies released by the Poneman Institute, which researches data protection, and Keeper Security, a manufacturer of password protection software.

A man whose life sentence was overturned in the death of a North Dakota woman whose baby was cut from her womb was re-sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison.
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Authorities exhumed the bodies Monday of two victims of the 1944 Hartford circus fire in hopes of identifying one of the last five people still listed as missing after the tragedy.
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Another swastika was found in Brooklyn, this one on 14th Avenue and 39th Street, on a very busy Boro Park Street.
The red Nazi symbol was found on a wooden board, and the NYPD and Boro Park Shomrim were called.

Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan spoke on Monday about the violence in the Arab sector which has reached an unprecedented high recently, saying the Arab society is very very violent, according to a Mako report on Monday.

A While Ago,I heard an incredibly disheartening story about a man with an elderly neighbor in failing health.  He knew that she had almost no food, no access to medical care and no relatives at all.
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Former President Jimmy Carter had a black eye and 14 stitches after falling Sunday at his Georgia home, but made it to an evening concert in Tennessee to rally volunteers ahead of his 36th home building project for Habitat for Humanity.
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A federal judge rejected President Donald Trump’s challenge to the release of eight years of his tax returns for a New York state criminal probe, saying on Monday that he could not grant such a “categorical and limitless assertion of presidential immunity.”