Working to break the deadly silence that hampers treatment of this health threat in Haredi communities

As US reelected to UN’s much-chastised rights body, top US diplomat says focusing on rights abuses, rather than on Israel, an ‘important challenge’

Supporters at GOP candidate’s latest venture see new Clinton email probe as potential game changer

Less than two weeks before election day, James Comey faces accusations of interference for announcing new emails — and would face the same for failing to do so

State Department says extremist groups looking to attack US citizens in areas of the city frequented by Americans

In three decades in public service, FBI director has sparred with both Bush and Obama, as well as the tech industry

Foreign visitor numbers have not bounced back, slashing revenues in cash-strapped economy

Yoel Nitzani, 18, critically injured repairing an electric fault in his cabin; brother died in 2001 terror attack