Officials say woman met up with suspect, whom she knew, at a bar; he and another man offered her a ride home, then took her to an unknown location and sexually assaulted her

As war drives people away from conflict areas, residents in other regions fear those arriving could include Hezbollah members who may attract Israeli strikes

Greg Landsman says he and his family had to secure police escort to enter and exit safely after being harassed by demonstrators on eve of Oct. 7 attack

'When we call for a ceasefire, we cannot at the same time provide offensive weapons to the belligerents,' Jean-Noel Barrot says as he meets various Israeli officials

Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, Asheville Mayor Manheimer and FEMA spokesperson Rothenberg all targeted with abuse amid wave of social media misinformation on relief efforts

Decades before the Hamas atrocities, inmates took up arms against their Nazi tormentors. It didn't succeed, but the revolt was singular, unprecedented, and facilitated by women

Events featured prayers but also protests, with some focusing on the horrors of the Hamas massacre while others also highlighted the plight of Palestinians

The shutdown of labs and displaced workers have created a 'big problem' for a sector that needs stability and years of product development, while discussions over investments stall