A group of adventurers set out to find the trendiest sinkhole in the Dead Sea, but the color has faded since their last visit.

Israel's almond trees are blooming a month before Tu Bishvat, with concentrations in different regions of the country.

The operation in Gaza required immediate foresight. No alternative to Hamas has emerged, and critical discussions about a new order are unclear. Reports suggest promoting cooperation with local clans as an alternative to Hamas.

Michael Zegen, star of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, has married Broadway actress Jennifer Damiano in a small Jewish ceremony in New York City. The couple met while starring in a production together and made their red carpet debut at the 2022 Tony Awards.

The IDF claims that a missile launched from Yemen was intercepted, resulting in injuries to 11 people seeking shelter.

The future of the Pentagon's Replicator drone program is uncertain as Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks leaves office. The program, which aims to buy thousands of drones to help the US military compete with China, has received bipartisan support but requires more funding and weapons to reach its full potential.

Lebanon's new prime minister has been named after receiving the backing of 84 deputies in consultations with President Aoun.

Supertanker freight rates have surged following expanded US sanctions on Russian oil trade, leading to increased demand for alternative fuel supplies in China and India.

Strong winds are expected to return to Los Angeles, threatening to reverse some of the hard-fought gains that firefighters have made in battling the devastating blazes there.

Defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth faces questions about his qualifications and personal past during his Senate hearing on Tuesday.

The release of secret documents in the Netherlands has raised questions about family involvement in Nazi collaboration during WWII, causing social unrest and concerns about privacy.

The increase in multiracial classification in the 2020 census was largely due to a change in how people were classified, rather than actual shifts in racial or ethnic identity, according to Princeton sociologists.