Decision tied to state court ruling that finds Green Party’s Jill Stein has no legal standing to request another look at ballots

Analysts break down Israel’s (alleged) airstrike in Syria, while local news focuses on health and education

14 lawmakers fall for TV sting, sign up for excursion at busiest time of year, offered by an organization that does not exist

MK Moti Yogev says two versions of controversial proposal could face initial Knesset vote as ministers negotiate differences

Minnesota congressman removes one of the key internal objections to his bid for DNC chair, but criticism on his Israel record and past ties to anti-Semitic figures remains

A pair of New York Chabad rabbis have been quarreling over the size of their respective candelabras, prompting a rabbinical decision

In blistering 3-week offensive that has killed hundreds of civilians, Syrian forces have seized about 80% of eastern part of city, a rebel stronghold since 2012

Some of the liberal organizations cited bigotry they associate with Trump campaign in explaining absence, others pointed to conflicts of interest posed by his business holdings