Democratic candidate mocks opponent’s ‘showmanship’; Republican campaign points to candidate’s stamina to endure rigors of campaigning ‘uninterrupted’

A clause in the new agreement prompted a light-hearted tweet from ex-ambassador Indyk. But key provisions of the massive package are prompting heavy debate

Texas Sen. John Cornyn calls measure a ‘symbolic step to reclaiming not just artwork, but familial legacy’

Heads of haredi parties demand meeting with police commissioner – to explain the day’s sanctity, they say

Army opens inquiry into incident near Hebron; Palestinians identify man as Mohammed Saraheen, 30, from Beit Ula

29-year-old from Kibbutz Yizrael, paralyzed in her lower torso in childhood, began swimming at age 5

2,000-strong community set to meet for first prayer services in 7,000-square-meter building – and to share it with Muslims and Christians

Forty trucks carrying food for 80,000 people waited at the Turkish border as 250,000 civilians are besieged by Assad regime forces in east Aleppo