The attorney for the main complainant in the rape allegations against Israel Defense Forces Brig. Gen. Ofek Buchris told Tuesday night that chief military prosecutor Col. Sharon Zagagi-Pinhas had informed her by telephone that a had found Burchris to be lying and that her client was telling the truth.
The hacking group Anonymous has called to its followers to launch cyber attacks against U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, The Hill web site reports.
WASHINGTON – The Secret Service, tasked with simultaneously protecting President Barack Obama and some of the Republican and Democratic candidates now running to replace him next year, is facing a manpower shortfall at a time of peak demand, the agency told Congress on Tuesday.
Eilat, Israel – Flights at Ramon International Airport in Timna, north of Eilat, are expected to begin taking off in 2017.
Documents related to a lawsuit heard last week by a federal court in New York suggest that Iran and Hezbollah were involved in the 9/11 terror attacks, the London-based Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat reported Tuesday.
Armed Belgian police, with French support, were hunting one or more gunmen who wounded three officers during a raid on Tuesday in Brussels linked to the investigation of November’s Islamist attacks in Paris, officials said.
Oklahoma oil tycoon Aubrey McClendon was driving close to 90 mph just seconds before the fiery crash that killed him a day after his indictment on bid-rigging charges, Oklahoma City police said Monday.
BERLIN — Police in Berlin say they suspect a bomb caused the explosion that killed a man who was driving through the German capital early Tuesday.
A Silicon Valley venture capitalist has been sued for $40 million by a woman who claims he used her as a virtual sex slave for 13 years.
