Visiting Israel for a joint convention with Haaretz this week, NYT International president and acting editor shared their views on the future of the press.

Has Chief Justice Miriam Naor forgotten what her job is? ● Move over, Iran, Palestinians and leftists. In the next Israeli election, Netanyahu's scapegoat for the country's woes will be the media.

Like Tel Avivians and Netanyahu, Manhattanites can't fathom that there are people who support the candidate they abhor. 'Doesn’t matter who’s elected,' says the other guy. 'We’re screwed either way.'

High-tech is forever seen as a young person’s game, but there are ways to avoid being consigned to the scrap heap at 40.

Likud lawmaker says won't attend rally in memory of slain PM because of 'attempts to portray it as if politicians killed him'; Meretz leader says barred from speaking at event due to concerns it will be perceived as 'leftist.'

With Trump's candidacy spurring extremists to speak more openly about challenging the rule of law, paramilitary groups say they won't leave their guns home if Hillary Clinton is elected.

Obsessive and paranoid, the prime minister aims for full control over a weakened press that sings his praises.

I can't decide if all the drama about next week's election in the U.S. has just been a creation of the commercial media, or if indeed the fate of the nation really does hang in the balance.