National outrage over the case swelled this week after cellphone video that appeared to show the shooting

In a call with U.S. rabbis, the doctor said that this would depend on social distancing and testing leading up to the fall

Washington expresses worries over Libyan rebel leader Haftar reportedly looking to open diplomatic relations with Assad

Tumbling oil revenues and a governmental vacuum are aggravating existing economic hardship

The global coronavirus crisis is unprecedented in many ways – with the power of states unchecked, freedoms crushed and values distorted – but it's already possible to draw a few lessons from it

Once the effects of the coronavirus lockdown become clear, preparations for a possible second wave in the fall will start ■ In the meantime, Netanyahu will go back to annexation, Syria and the U.S.-China battle ■ Army chief of staff wants to resume his pre-virus plans

Were it not for the plague, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ might have ended differently

The statement by Alexander Gauland, who heads the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany faction in the Bundestag, has drawn sharp criticism from Jewish leaders and mainstream politicians in Germany