Woman’s husband has been in a coma since 2007; judges ban an appeal on Safed court’s decision

Turkish, Greek Cypriot negotiators meet for peace talks in Geneva to hammer out decades-long conflict

A national network of secular, bilingual immersion schools plans to open its 10th branch next year in South Brooklyn — and the student body is surprisingly diverse

Salah Abdeslam, sole surviving attacker from November assault that left 130 dead, says in prison correspondence he doesn’t want to be idolized

Israeli-Austrian journalist led newspaper for 14 years, expected to be buried in Israel

Island has been divided since 1974, when Turkish troops invaded in response to an Athens-inspired coup seeking union with Greece

Ambulances reported rushing to scene of explosions that rock al-Mazzeh airport

27-year-old plantation owner Francis Salvador made history on Jan. 11, 1775, when he was appointed to the South Carolina Provincial Congress