Prime Minister Mark Rutte resigns over 'insurmountable' differences on immigration policy, heralding a stormy and divisive election campaign

Internal probe into Rob Malley turned over to federal agency, US news outlet Semafor reports, after he was put on leave amid security clearance review

Washington says Kyiv vowed to use weapons carefully; US to send version with reduced 'dud rate,' meaning fewer smaller bomblets fail to explode, later cause unintended deaths

Nationalities of men not revealed but Tehran previously said attack involved people from other countries; public executions relatively rare, with almost all carried out in prisons

Spokesperson for Antonio Guterres says he 'stands by' allegation against IDF, after Israeli envoy decried statement as 'detached from reality'

To explain why he's founded over 100 hands-on labs in sub-Sahara Africa, Mark Gelfand points to Hebrew school classes and a natural curiosity for the workings of the world

Suspected allegedly threatened to murder someone if not granted an audience with the model, who wasn't in the area

'Sound of Music' performance alerted audience to Nazi themes; earlier this year, Jewish star Tracy-Ann Oberman said 'The Merchant of Venice' didn't need antisemitism caution