Yet a new wrinkle has surfaced in the controversial nuclear deal being formulated by the US and world powers with Iran, as State Department representatives on Monday would not rule out handing the Islamic regime up to $50 billion in a “signing bonus” for agreeing to a deal.
Six Baltimore police officers have been suspended over the death of a man whose neck was broken after he was arrested and locked in a police van, as it emerged officers had delayed providing him with medical attention despite his requests.
The Belgravia billionaire who was sued by his own rabbi over two major London property deals has settled the case out of court.
TRENTON, N.J. — Jury deliberations will continue Tuesday in the federal case of an Orthodox rabbi accused in New Jersey of using brutal tactics to force unwilling Jewish men to divorce their wives.
A Washington Post journalist who was detained nine months ago in Iran is facing four charges including espionage, according to his lawyer.
President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have rejected a request from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter to meet during the latter’s visit to Israel in the coming weeks.
El AL flight 2521 to Prague made an emergency landing on Tuesday morning at Ben Gurion Airport, shortly after taking off with 181 passengers and crew aboard.
An Argentine prosecutor on Monday dismissed allegations that President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner tried to derail an inquiry into the bombing of a Jewish center in 1994, Reuters reported.
Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign is just one week out of the gate, but already a supposedly bombshell book threatens to rock her candidacy.
Washington – The Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal from a Connecticut commission accused of religious discrimination when it rejected plans for a synagogue in 2007.