Confidential report seen by Wall Street Journal says boats used to transport arms originating in China, Russia and Iran left from southeastern Iranian harbor of Jask

Positive test rate up to 11.71% -- highest since October 2020 -- as 17,521 new cases diagnosed on Saturday; over 500 hospitalized

Official cites good ties between nations, says authorities are 'taking control of the situation' there

Documents obtained by AP show Capitol Police assessed risk of violence as improbable while other reports cautioned of 'significantly dangerous situation' with Congress as target

Paramedics say woman was apparently hiking in area of the Nahal Kelach stream; circumstances of death not clear

Under guidelines adopted amid Omicron surge, the vaccination rate of each class will no longer determine if kids go to school in person or remotely

With mixed messages from the government and a Supreme Court dragging its feet, the status quo of monthly scuffles at the Kotel appears to have no end in sight

At event to remember storming of US capitol, former VP Dick Cheney says current GOP leaders in House don't resemble 'any of the folks I knew when I was here'

The New Neighbors Partnership matches arriving families with established ones with kids of the same age, so hand-me-downs can keep coming for years and lasting relationships formed

Maya Reiten, who was jailed over medical marijuana in her bag, says she lost track of time until seeing Hannukah festivities on TV: 'Each day I drew the candle...and blessed it'

As Kazakh authorities invite Russian-dominated alliance to quell protests, US secretary of state says 'not clear why they feel the need for any outside assistance'

Ex-official predicts protests likely 'to accelerate Putin's desire to do something' in Ukraine, but lawmaker says Moscow lacks 'the capability of handling 2 crises simultaneously'

Countless landmarks in the city pay homage to the contributions and rich 200-year history of the small Jewish community, which now has a place to showcase its achievements

Reports of attack emerge after government declares surprise pardons for a number of detained opposition leaders

While the number of deceased hits a morbid milestone in Britain, more than 100,000 march in France against vaccine requirements