Man in late 20s indicted on two counts of murder and 68 counts of attempted murder in shooting last year that killed two people on Yom Kippur

New York ultra-Orthodox schools must open up their curricula to secular studies, including history -- especially the history of the Shoah

Group of pharmacists, public health experts, and intensive care unit physicians say sedatives used to immobilize people put on ventilators are needed to save lives

There are half a million self-employed workers and owners of small businesses who feel the state does not have their back amid pandemic; their survival is crucial for the economy

It’s not just secular studies. Students at many of New York’s ultra-Orthodox yeshivas are deprived of any Holocaust education

With places of worship shuttered across the North African country, thousands who normally visit the site for Lag B'Omer will have to wait until 'the danger of the virus has passed'

Report on impact of COVID-19 on startup ecosystem by research firm Startup Genome polls 1,070 respondents in over 50 countries

During 50th annual Earth Day, environmental activists hope to get climate change back on the world's coronavirus-dominated agenda as UN warns no time to lose