Other modern presidents have looked to transcend partisan boundaries at a time of crisis or tragedy, but not Trump

A distant relative of the coronavirus afflicting us today was found in a bat in China and that's all it took to demonize the extraordinary flying mammals

Thought dead in one war, only to die in another, Mordechai Meltzer is remembered by a nephew who ‘saw him as God’

Secretary of State Pompeo's reported move is 'part of an intricate strategy to pressure the United Nations Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Tehran'

The idea of deliberately infecting young, healthy individuals to hasten development of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus is gaining momentum, but also raises ethical questions

Officials say the state inspected more than 6,000 social media accounts that were sharing material deemed 'false and provocative'

The attack took the life of congregant Lori Gilbert-Kaye and wounded three others, including the congregation's rabbi, but it also rallied the forces for good

Although the conflict began five years ago and has roots in failed pro-democracy protests during the Arab Spring, tensions go back years earlier