Prosecution says Julian Assange damaged national security by putting stolen cables online; administration insists he is not a journalist in bid to assuage fears of media crackdown

After Brexit chaos forces the departure of British prime minister, a look at the candidates to take her place, and the process by which they'll face off

Rabbi Ari Ballaban calls on community members to not go to counter-protest but rather attend 'positive alternative programming' sponsored by the local NAACP chapter

A documentary tells the story of larger-than-life celebrity talent 'matchmaker' and muse Barbara Rubin, who spurned the '60s underground movement, then died young and in seclusion

Help from four countries expected to arrive as officials warn brush fire outbreak could worsen with scorching heat and wind, day after dozens of homes destroyed in blazes

Evyatar Lary, 32, accused of contacting 17 male minors and adults online while posing as young woman, soliciting nude photos and demanding they perform sex acts on themselves

As Israel licks wounds, prepares for more fires after blazes ravage country and force thousands to evacuate, Liberman walks out of coalition talks

Four days before PM's coalition deadline, his party denies any such overture; Yisrael Beytenu chief also steps ups feud with ultra-Orthodox over military conscription bill