Washington Post report describes US president's state of mind in days after election as he continues to deny loss, surrounding himself with those who tell him what he wants to hear

Paintings thought to have been made up to 12,500 years ago, found stretched across 8 miles of cliff face in Colombia

Squabbling politicians leave famed Holocaust memorial and research center without funding -- and, come January, without a director

For decades, people for and against a pre-Christmas tradition involving Santa's helper 'Black Pete' have waged a holiday war. The museum seeks to set the historical record straight

Reporters not allowed to see US president-elect, 78, as he was taken to see orthopedist 'out of an abundance of caution'

Ministers decide to withhold some NIS 600 million out of 2.4 billion total to compensate for PA payments to terrorists and their families

Shopping centers and high schools resume activity despite virus spread increasing, with another day of new cases around 1,000

Israel is advancing as a country, at a steady pace, and gaps that exist between the standard of living in Israel and the West, are closing