Conference highlights stark divide, with as American politicians threaten arms deals with Riyadh and say kingdom is siding with Putin amid Ukraine invasion

Despite setting up 32 Arab-focused branches, the party doesn't expect to win more than a few thousand votes from the community in this election, focusing instead on driving turnout

Foreign Ministry says Abdel Fattah Nassar killed in Cape Town gun battle; relative says family isn't sure what happened

TOI COMMUNITY ONLY – In our 6th episode, we hear from political correspondents Tal Schneider and Carrie Keller-Lynn and analyst Haviv Rettig Gur. Transcript included

Parts of capital without power, water; attack comes days after Russia blamed Ukraine for drone attack on Black Sea fleet, an allegation Kyiv denied

Revolutionary Guards board foreign flagged vessel; official says captain and crew taken into custody, incident being investigated

NYC to pay $26 million to be split between 84-year-old Muhammad Aziz and the family of Khalil Islam, who died in 2009; state government of New York to also pay $5 million to each

After continent sweltered under repeated heatwaves during the summer, exceptional temperatures in autumn are a sign of accelerating climate change

Defeated candidate's campaign made repeated, unproven claims of electoral manipulation before the vote, raising fears he may not accept loss

He doesn't think math matters, says yeshiva students work harder than soldiers, has a ruthless reputation, lacks political experience -- and wants to be the next finance minister

More feared dead with officials unsure how many people were on century-old span when it fell into river after apparently becoming overloaded with festival traffic

Captivating, meticulously researched historical work brings to light myriad ways banking dynasty's 'silent' mothers, daughters, and wives exerted key soft power for three centuries

Attack serves as reminder of possibility of violence amid toxic political atmosphere ahead of mid-term election, with lawmakers told to seek extra security

The daughter of a Holocaust survivor, a gay man in a conservative-leaning area, and a Black woman from California are among the Jews who are hoping to enter the House next year