A near-hermetic blockade on the Strip means there are no coronavirus cases, although there are severe restrictions and plenty of fear

Mysterious bone circle built 25,000 years ago from the remains of at least 60 mammoths seems to have been too big – and smelly – to be a dwelling, archaeologists posit

San Francisco adopts strictest measures in America so far, mimicking orders in place already across Europe in a desperate attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus

Police will hand fines of up to $1,300 for individuals violating coronavirus restrictions

Street prostitution, adult movie theaters, drugs and extreme poverty are the hallmarks of Tel Aviv's old bus station neighborhood. New residential developments aim to change its future

They account for 17 percent of the country's doctors and save Jewish lives 24/7, but when it comes to representation in government, Netanyahu thinks they are a danger

Merchant who knew woman had recently returned from Ukraine reported her to the police for not observing the mandatory 2-week home quarantine

Parents worry that school closures might put kids off balance and cause regression and anxiety