Jewish comedian lambasted for celebrating a 'great day' after the basketball star and his 13-year-old daughter died in a helicopter crash

Halina Strnad’s testimony could help finally convict Bruno Dey, a guard at the horrific Stutthof camp, of accessory to murder

Asked whether Patriot batteries could've stopped Iranian missile strike on Ain al-Asad base, US military chief replies 'that's what they're designed to do'

Renewal of activity comes only weeks after lawmakers passed resolution to oust foreign troops from the country in response to US killing of Iranian general in Baghdad

Kremlin spokeswoman says Russians have only begun to study the 181-page US plan, reiterates stance that any decisions ultimately up to the 'Palestinians and Israelis themselves'

Within two days of historic White House event, PM has had to backtrack from vow to immediately apply Israeli law to settlements. What went wrong, why, and how much does it matter?

High profile newcomers mark another milestone in the growth of the magazine started in 1946 and relaunched in 2018; since reopening, subscribers have grown from 2,000 to 6,000

Iran's Atomic Energy Organization and its head Ali Akbar Salehi face sanctions, but foreign companies working on Tehran's civilian nuclear program are still exempt