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Recent estimates suggest that comets composed predominantly of frozen water could exist closer to the sun, although solid evidence of this remained elusive until the current discovery

NY consulate under pressure to deal with large contingency of Israeli officials with their entourages all in need of accommodation, travel and most of all security

The stone contains seven rows of Hebrew writing and numbers, likely used as a receipt in a commercial transaction on a road used by pilgrims to the Second Temple 2,000 years ago.

Auction house boasts previous sale of Nazi uniform cap, street sign with swastika and Eva Braun's knife; Nazi memorabilia sale prohibited in U.S. but still counts for half of militaria sales nationwide

In an overall positive yet cautious hearing Sam Altman explains to U.S. Senate that while scares of the technology are usually far-fetched, legislation should be expedited

President says guarding against antisemitism important to him personally, reminds listers his decision to run for highest office follows Unite the Right march in Charlottesville in 2017 and Trump excusing white supremacists

Former NYC mayor and Trump lawyer, facing a sexual assault and harassment lawsuit, now accused of mocking Jews for observing Passover, using derogatory and racist comments about Jewish traditions; Giuliani denies charges

The arrival of Julia, a Neomonachus seal, spars concerns she may suffer trauma from beachgoers, prompting volunteers and authorities to take shifts watching over her

Daniel Wolfson and guide battle weather conditions, lack of oxygen, perilous terrain before a rescue team can administer initial care in climbers Peak Expedition challenge to conquer 14 highest mountains

BEIRUT (AP) — Arab foreign ministers Wednesday in Saudi Arabia welcomed back Syria to...