Team that includes economists, epidemiologist say death toll without limitations would be higher but manageable, while preventing serious damage to economy

Royal decree comes a day after order to end flogging; at least 6 people are on death row for crimes allegedly committed before they turned 18

Top security adviser to the South's president says North Korean dictator is in a resort town in the country's east, dismissing persistent rumors of his death

One flier tied to Idaho-based The Brother Nathanael Foundation, which is listed as a hate group

Hundreds of large businesses refused to reopen Sunday, citing lack of state monetary support; they are expected to resume operations over the next few days as new funds approved

Unclear if Syrian civilians were killed by shrapnel from Israeli missile or from country's own air defenses; war monitor says Iranian buildings hit in strike

Israel Katz says Jewish communities already hurt directly by pandemic are under threat of rising Jew-hatred as well, adds Israel should help them

While a number of exceptions will light up their skies for holiday, most mayors cancel annual festive tradition, citing desire to save funds and avoid crowding