Netherlands is first country in Western Europe to bring in strict regulation since new wave of infections began surging across parts of the continent

6 houses damaged in Gita; firefighting teams from northern, central Israel battle blaze from ground and air; fires also break out near Rosh Ha'ayin, settlement of Har Adar

Show set to premiere on December 9 stars all of its original leads except Kim Cattrall; trailer features Willie Garson in his final performance as Stanford Blatch

Dr. Samson Wamani was head of the COVID-19 ward at a hospital in the capital Kampala before moving back to his hometown in the country's east to help serve the area's 2,500 Jews

White House says 'broad range' of topics will be discussed and US president 'is certainly not going to hold back on areas where he is concerned'

Glen M. de Vries killed along with another person when small plane crashes; last month he took a 10-minute flight to the edge of space aboard Blue Origin spacecraft with actor

Ruling ends order that gave control of Britney Spears' life and money to her father for 14 years; thousands of fans celebrate outside courthouse as singer hails 'best day ever'

Police say investigating incident that was part of a series of nationalist events to commemorate Poland's independence

American firefighters spend five days training and learning with IDF team they met amid the rubble in Florida

Dutch master's 1888 'Wheatstacks' far exceeds estimates to sell for $35.9 million, a record for a Van Gogh watercolor; collection of impressionist works fetches $332 million

A German-Jewish grandmother's Poesiealbum is one of few that made it through WWII, and shows warm turn-of-the-century friendships between an Orthodox Jew and her Gentile neighbors

Former Trump adviser expected to surrender himself on Monday; ex-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows also defies summons

Wide gaps between richer and poorer countries holding up agreement supposed to be reached by Friday's end of COP26 summit; developing nations blame wealthy for impasse