Yitzhak Tshuva's dangerous, leveraged purchase of Chevron’s North Sea fields is only one of many problems over two decades

This week, Israel told the Palestinian Authority police not to enter the Kafr Aqab neighborhood to help residents enforce the regulations

The prime minister's trial was supposed to start on March 24, but was postponed after the justice minister, a close Netanyahu ally, froze the activities of the courts in the shadow of the coronavirus crisis

We can improve our chances of surviving coronavirus and its associated complications – by watching what we put in our mouths

A University of Washington model, often cited by the White House, projected a total of nearly 66,000 U.S. coronavirus deaths by Aug. 4, an upward revision from its most recent previous estimate

Importers are bringing in masks, now required by the Israeli government, from China, but no one is checking whether they are effective

Studies show why men may be more susceptible to COVID-19 and how the virus may leave those who survive infertile

The cats, from separate areas of New York state, had mild respiratory illness and are expected to make a full recovery