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Rubbishing the charges, she said the state-run panel had put up the child for adoption after fulfilling all mandatory legal proceedings

The Kafr Qasem massacre took place 65 years ago this week. Now, a bill to formally recognize it and teach it in schools could potentially create some very unlikely bedfellows in the Knesset

New cafes are opening in Albany and Latham, and the long-incubating Cooper Crow in...

The opposition Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) in Kerala has demanded a judicial probe into the alleged irregularities in making a child free for adoption, even as state woman and child development minister Veena George maintained that there were no irregularities in the procedures. The state Assembly witnessed noisy scenes over the issue on Tuesday and opposition

In the Food section of Thursday, Nov. 11, the Times Union will publish a list of places...

It was the first time that the Japanese Defense Ministry had confirmed a flotilla of Russian and Chinese vessels had passed through the Tsugaru Strait or the Osumi Strait.

In-depth: An investigation reveals the extensive use of extortion against families in the SDF-held region in northeast Syria. Civilians are arrested based on flimsy charges, which are dropped as soon as their families agree to pay for their freedom.

When Israel invaded Egypt 65 years ago, President Eisenhower, up for reelection that week, offered an exceptionally tough response. ‘We will handle our affairs,’ he told a friend, ‘as though we didn’t have a Jew in America’

When Israel invaded Egypt 65 years ago, President Eisenhower, up for reelection that week, offered an exceptionally tough response. ‘We will handle our affairs,’ he told a friend, ‘as though we didn’t have a Jew in America’

Aaron Dov Vamosh lost the use of his legs after being hit by an Egyptian shell in October 1973. He explains how archery provided an unlikely outlet for him in the years after the war