Civilian says he discovered dead man and seriously injured woman after police, firefighters had left the scene; 'It was a terrible screw-up,' neighbor says

A quarter of a million people forced to leave their homes by 'Camp Fire' blaze; 6,500 homes destroyed in town of Paradise, wiping it off map

Uncle of 48-year-old Mahmoud Abu Asabeh says his nephew had worked in Israel for some 15 years; COGAT spokeswoman says he had permission to spend nights in Israel

Psychology scholar Kurt Salzinger, 89, had been in a coma since he was knocked over by someone rushing to make a train at New York City's Penn Station last month

Blockaded by neighbors, Doha says it is exploring having other countries house some squads for major soccer tournament

IDF says 370 missiles fired since Monday, including 70 after midnight; some 100 intercepted by Iron Dome; over 150 sites targeted in Gaza; sides warn of heavier fighting to come

Army says Hamas and Islamic Jihad have fired over 400 rockets, mortar shells at Israel, with some 20,000 more in their arsenals; military bombs 'key assets' in Strip

Holocaust survivors to hear directly from Johann Rehbogen, charged with his role in mass killing of Jews at Stutthof concentration camp in the 1940s