'Forever Pure' and 'Princess Shaw' are in the running for this year's prestigious film and television prize

Activist suspected of injuring Yehuda Shaul during a tour of Hebron. He was released after questioning and barred from the city for two days

Social media company says pages for Jones and his Infowars site 'close to being unpublished' for violating community standards

Allegations against Les Moonves span over two decades, with 30 current and former CBS employees telling the New Yorker of misconduct at the company

The total eclipse lasted 1 hour, 42 minutes and 57 seconds, according to NASA. The Bible contains references to the moon turning into blood and some ultra-Orthodox Jews consider lunar eclipses ominous, a cause for moral contemplation

'This has to stop,' Judge Valerie Caproni says. 'New York has to get its act together'

Nine people were reportedly missing as the wildfire burns unchecked over the weekend

The charges range from murder to damaging public property, although more than 600 sit-in participants were killed by the Egyptian military