State Department denies FBI documents show wrongdoing after official reportedly offers Bureau foreign postings for email reclassification

‘You are more likely to be struck by lightning than to be a victim of voter fraud,’ says one researcher

Battle for Islamic State’s largest foothold in Iraq tests Obama administration’s strategy of relying on local forces

Move comes amid international pressure to end conflict that has claimed 6,900 lives, displaced 3 million since March 2015

With prices rising around the city, there’s a return to a neighborhood that once boasted one of the largest Jewish communities in New York — perhaps even the world

Tzipi Hotovely says university’s Minerva Center for Human Rights works with ‘anti-Israel organizations’ such as B’Tselem

Mexico’s Jewish ambassador removed from post after walking out of previous vote; Israeli envoy: ‘We’re not giving up’

Police issue restraining orders against right-wing activists after culture minister seeks to have Tamer Nafar’s concert canceled