Nikolas Cruz already pleaded guilty so only decision left is death penalty versus life without parole; 1 prospective juror cried, others had conflict of interest or vacation plans

President reportedly agrees tourist convicted of smuggling cocaine can be released a year early if he immediately flies home

Analysis of aerial close-ups indicates corpses lay in war-torn town for at least three weeks, while Russia continues to insist they appeared after its forces withdrew

Right-wing leader frequently accused of antisemitism singles out Jewish Ukrainian president and billionaire philanthropist as obstacles

Olga Sukhenko, her husband and their son were abducted by Russian troops, police say; residents say they refused to collaborate with invading forces; 2 other men also killed

Maintaining contacts on both sides, the Russian-Israeli tycoon has their blessing in 'ensuring certain contacts' between the warring factions; sanctions have cost him $7 billion

Ukrainian president's speech comes as Britain and the US call for the suspension of Russia from the UN Human Rights Council

'The Cup and the Chair' from the synagogue hostage-taking in Colleyville will be part of a new exhibit on modern-day antisemitism in America

After a 'chained' woman's ex-husband claims he deliberately botched divorce ritual, rabbinic court say she's still single, but he must issue another 'get' if he wants to remarry

Move to protect Dixie Valley toad at its only known habitat marks second time in 20 years that US Fish and Wildlife Service has listed a species as endangered on an emergency basis

TV report says Gaza rulers do not want to currently be dragged into another war with Israel by PIJ, which wants to respond to killing of three of its people by IDF

In the Nazis’ February 1942 ‘Books Aktion,’ Jews were ordered to hand over all books. Now, history of resistance efforts that saved countless works is in danger of being forgotten

Many Ukrainians are refusing to leave their beloved animals behind, bringing four-legged companions with them on cramped, harrowing journeys to safety

Clashes continue at flashpoint Damascus Gate for third night, eight Palestinians arrested as Ramadan tensions persist

With a new production of 'Harmony' opening April 14, Manilow and his writing partner Bruce Sussman discuss the show's - and their - Jewish roots, along with their legendary careers