Newlywed pounds out a beat to the delight of guests, but ultra-Orthodox supervisors rap hall owners over 'modesty' issues

As hearings, investigations unfold, Democrats, particularly those running for the White House, may be speeding toward a moment when they have no choice but to consider action

Canadian attorney says he appears to have been targeted by a recently unmasked undercover operative, drawing line between the man and the private intelligence firm

Residents say communication and cooperation between Jewish and Black communities established in aftermath 1991 riots has dwindled away in recent years

At second summit with the North Korean leader, US president predicts 'fantastic success'

Fishing license applications double as Nature and Parks Authority completes first six months of new program patrolling coast to make sure there are plenty more fish in the sea

For hundreds of years Jews faced discrimination from authorities that even the emancipation of the French Revolution didn't dispel

Activists want internet networks to automatically eliminate hate messages, similar to their policies on pedophilia or content that violates copyrights