Dennis Alexander, who also serves as a reserve police officer, was teaching gun safety during his administration of justice class

Yousef Jabareen of the Arab Joint List requested to fly abroad for a series of lectures funded by Jewish Voice for Peace, but was refused

The English physicist, who died Wednesday morning, set out to prove Jacob Bekenstein wrong but found that black holes should emit radiation

CTS reported that it had found flaws in Advanced Micro Devices microprocessors that made them vulnerable to hacks

The founder of the most popular news website in the U.S. embarks on a new initiative aimed at reducing our dependence on technology

It's easy to blame Hamas for the attack that took place in Gaza, but there are much more likely suspects

The information could provide more detail on the Mizrahi Jews who suffered in 'development towns' early in Israel's history

It will take at least six months before pressure on the population registry office in East Jerusalem subsides, straining Palestinian residents beginning the citizenship process