'I was certain I was going to die,' says woman attacked by gas station worker, who is accused of assaulting her for complaining java she ordered was too cold

Group says the members of the religious minority were detained while 'studying and discussing together the role of education in social progress'

After years of eschewing offers, record numbers of Druze are quietly applying to become Israeli, motivated not by newfound Zionism, but convenience and a drift away from Damascus

After being connected by Friederike Fechner, almost two dozen descendants of brothers Julius and Felix Blach come to Germany to see their once-prominent family's legacy firsthand

American tennis star's 27-year career, which includes 23 grand slam wins, comes to an end after she pours everything into final match

Jewish groups on University of Adelaide campus say article creates threatening environment

New release shows top-secret documents were stashed in boxes at Trump's home, mixed up with newspapers, magazines and clothing

Fighting continues to rage near Zaporizhzhia power plant, with both sides accusing the other of risking a catastrophe

Engineers fix fuel leaks and a sensor malfunction that canceled launch on Monday; 332-foot rocket will take off from Florida with no astronauts, go around moon

In Forward journalist Adam Langer's new book, a slippery high school drama teacher plays elaborate cat-and-mouse games with his unsuspecting young actors

Suspect identified as Fernando Andre Sabag Montiel sports a 'black sun' symbol that has been used by white supremacist mass shooters

US president lashes predecessor for 'threatening' American democracy, framing upcoming vote as a battle over 'the foundations of our republic'

With a history of anti-apartheid support, the Islamic Republic enjoys warm ties with Pretoria - which it seeks to exploit, as Western sanctions sting

Jewish groups also blast Republican lawmaker after she calls US president 'Nazi Joe,' shares doctored video of him surrounded by swastikas

Housing complex for athletes was transformed into residential district shortly after 1972 games; Israeli delegation's apartments acquired by research institute