Supreme Court rules descendants of Lilly Cassirer can turn to American legal system as part of efforts to get back Pissarro piece that is currently owned by Spain

Deputy PM urges Ukrainians seeking to evacuate through humanitarian corridors to 'please be patient and hold on'

Prof. Dana Fisher examines how — and whether — ordinary people can make an impact on the global problem through activism

Former State Department spokeswoman says state senator should be 'ashamed of his repeated antisemitic rhetoric' for implying Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner helped secure endorsement

Cops say rioters hurled stones and fireworks at officers during morning prayers, waved Hamas flags; Red Crescent reports 31 injured; policewoman hurt by rock that struck her face

Ukrainian officials say as many as 9,000 civilians could be buried in Manhush near the besieged city, accuse Russia of trying to cover up crimes

Political action committee also now endorsing 3/4 of Republicans who embraced election falsehoods

Demonstrators reportedly approach man with flag during Manhattan rally, punch him in the face; police say they're investigating case as a possible bias incident

Caution comes after spate of terror attacks in Israel and repeated clashes on Temple Mount as Passover and Ramadan coincide

The Washington Post has exposed the identity of person running the anti-LGBT account, causing some to cry antisemitism -- and reflecting a wider trend in the observant community

In 'The Other Dark Matter,' journalist Lina Zeldovich argues that humanity is wasting a perfectly good resource that can be used for fertilizing crops, biofuel and even medicine

Researchers say longest reported infection underscores importance of protecting vulnerable people from coronavirus, with virus found to mutate during persistent infections

American University's Muslim Student Association pulls out as co-sponsor an interfaith Passover and Ramadan event amid clashes on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem

Hernandez reportedly sought assurances from Israeli officials that they would intercede with US on his behalf in exchange for him moving embassy to Jerusalem

Some 2,500 people from 25 countries will take part in April 28 event at former Nazi death camp in first commemoration to be held since COVID outbreak