GOP postpones vote on Trump's war powers to June as they struggle to muster support to defeat resolution; House Democratic leader calls Republicans 'cowardly' for pulling bill

Ministry's 'Incitement Committee' has compiled reports on 160 employees over their political expression, 52 of whom have been subject to disciplinary action, Haaretz reports

Washington's top diplomat says it's unlikely deal over disputes will be reached 'given who we're dealing with,' day after US announced charges on Cuba's former ruler Raul Castro

US official says even more would be used if new war erupts because Israel sent its batteries for maintenance; other official claims Israel 'not capable' of winning wars on its own

About to play a string of sold out shows in Tel Aviv, with a US tour to follow, Mario Adrion has built a career riffing on his Jewish wife and joking about taboo topics, including in his special, 'My Struggle'

Ozgur Ozel calls decision 'a coup,' says his CHP party will appeal, urges higher court to 'save Turkey from a disaster'; predecessor and reinstated leader calls for calm

Once envisioned as the city's commercial hub, the historic site is now seen as a confusing maze of empty storefronts, urban legends and decades of decline. But it's got great stories

Viviana Fein allegedly failed to preserve evidence at apartment of Alberto Nisman, who was found shot hours before testimony on president's cover-up of Iran's role in 1994 massacre