Bruised, but far from broken, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev makes first appearance before courtroom packed with victims and their family members

IDF announces an array of cuts and a re-organization of its forces to face new security and fiscal realities

Petition claims army did not dig deep enough into 2009 incident that saw anti-security fence protester hit in the head by a tear gas canister

Infamous pogrom carried out by Poles marked with memorial ceremony attended by chief rabbi, survivor

During his incarceration for fraud, Oren Avraham once ordered a dinner of 40 pies for Netanyahu using a stolen credit card number

26 adults have now joined a lawsuit accusing school officials of covering up sexual crimes

Internal report, publicized earlier this week, indicates management incompetence helped facilitate a $57-million fraud

Czechoslovakian court had convicted former internment camp commander in 1948; prosecution calls prior ruling immaterial, plans to appeal suspension