'I don’t see any area that is safe... Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide,' warns expert as panel says global temperatures to rise past 1.5° Celsius threshold earlier than hoped

Jewish owners of Minnesota Vikings donate $1 million for display paying tribute to men and women who made pro football the most popular sport in America

Feature is being embraced by some religious leaders as a cutting-edge way to engage the faithful online, but some worry about social media giant's privacy and security safeguards

Now-closed vulnerability allowed attackers to breach and take control of Kindle e-readers, security company says

Principals say they don't know if students are meant to be tested for COVID under pilot program; Education Ministry director: Vaccinations OK in schools but not during school hours

Experts will summarize info on global warming, examine options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ahead of climate summit in November

Police suspect murder after teenage boy and girl find body, apparently during visit to purchase drugs; victim had history of sexual offenses against minors

La Compagnie only operates 2 planes, which it says allows it to charge 30% less than business class seats in other airlines; route could face delays due to COVID restrictions

The New York Times recounts the story of US-based actress, cabaret singer, model and artists' mentor who moved to New York from Berlin as Nazis came to power

Families of victims, supporters gather at entrance to port where warehouse fire last year ignited vast stash of ammonium nitrate, causing one of biggest peacetime blasts in history

Eyal Hulata and Meir Ben-Shabbat reportedly sit down with Abbas Kamel to discuss maintaining Gaza ceasefire brokered more than two months ago by Egypt

Minority lags with some 51% inoculated, compared to 66% of all Israeli citizens; though only one Arab town among 26 in country designated as 'red' area

1,000-strong Jewish community at southernmost point in the continental United States embraces tourists after a 2020 hit by COVID

Blaze destroys 463,477 acres, up from the previous day's total of 447,723 acres, and now covers area larger than Los Angeles

UN intergovernmental panel set to issue 'state of climate' report on Monday, providing governing bodies with information needed to make important decisions regarding climate change