Invention is meant to make sitting in a restaurant safer, although it can get messy with non-solid food, Reuters reports

Amid reports of Israeli hacking, Kohavi says military will use 'various military tools' against its enemies, also appears to confirm Jerusalem behind recent airstrikes in Syria

President says drug recommended to him by NY doctor, apparently Vladimir 'Zev' Zelenko, who claims he's treated hundreds of COVID-19 patients. FDA has warned of fatal side effects

Waiver in place until end of week after widespread calls, threats to close schools, if no change made to mask laws amid soaring temperatures

Washington Post cites officials saying Jerusalem carried out 'highly accurate' hack, apparently in retaliation for Iranian attempt to target Israel's water infrastructure

In capital, central arteries to close in evenings in summer to support businesses hurt by virus closures; in Tel Aviv, side streets to close permanently for environmental purposes

Researchers at Harvard, MIT and other institutions examine almost 4,000 places worldwide; find that heat, humidity are associated with lower infection rate

Antibodies isolated from the blood of 60 recovered patients key to treatment that shortens recovery time, offers short-term immunity in mice