A day in court with two nonagenarian sisters, refugees from the Holocaust and constant companions, who seek the unprecedented status so that the one who lives longer can inherit the other's old-age allowance.

The Dominican El Nacional newspaper apologized for mistaking Baldwin's spoof of Trump for the president, but it was too little too late for Twitter users.

The prime minister's wife says told police she had grown close to Milchan and that he had taken to calling her 'sister.'

News outlets report booming subscribers and viewership but what people are looking for is comfort, not hard news.

At a new complex of shops and small factories in Yodfat in the Lower Galilee, 
you can find artisanal breads, amazing cheeses, olive oil and other local delicacies.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres indicated that he would appoint Salam Fayyad as the next UN special representative to Libya.

More than 200,000 Jews were killed, directly or indirectly, by Poles in World War II, says historian Jan Grabowski, who studied the brutal persecution of the victims. His conclusion: There were no bystanders in the Holocaust.

In the liberated parts of Mosul, signs of normal life are reappearing. But ISIS' loss of Iraq foothold is an opportunity for Iran to expand its influence.