Device scheduled for launch on Saturday is seen as a successor to the 32-year-old Hubble Space Telescope, which gave mankind awe-inspiring images of the universe

James Webb Space Telescope will seek out the faint, twinkling light from the first stars and galaxies, providing a glimpse into cosmic creation

Political experts argue to this day whether the last Soviet leader could have held onto his position and saved the USSR

Company says its generic version of Narcan is the first to arrive in markets; firm faces multiple legal challenges for allegedly stoking opioid epidemic

Pie Films' Talia Kleinhendler and Osnat Handelsman-Keren turn Maggie Gyllenhaal into a director and the Italian novel into a film

Sami Gemayel says in upcoming elections, Lebanese must choose between taking first step away from quagmire or a return to 'cycle of compromises that destroyed the country'

Christian calendar authored by a 7th-century English monk dominates worldwide and has a history of antisemitism

COVID-19 again disrupts holiday, with flights grounded and church services canceled, but gatherings are easier than last year and billions still manage to celebrate

United Nations General Assembly approves budget for investigation set up after Gaza conflict in May; envoy Gilad Erdan calls commission 'despicable and biased'

Together with the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and others, the Austrian consulate pays tribute to expat stars with a symposium and 6-week film series running through Jan. 31

Plea deal seen as unlikely, especially after Attorney General Mandelblit leaves office in five weeks; ex-premier denies report, says he hasn't decided about taking witness stand

Gal Zuckerman, 18, says Israel's team participated 'under the radar' in competition last week, and authorities barred winners from playing anthem, showing flag

President urges Americans to prepare for major virus wave: 'The only real protection is to get your shot'

1,000 cops participated in last month's removal of final working-class residents from Givat Amal area sold to real estate developer Yitzhak Tshuva for luxury homes

Eran Segal, who advises government, says country could see 15,000-20,000 cases a day at height of coming wave