After the Republican Party attacked him last week, Donald Trumps momentum seems to be slowing down: Out of the 4 states in which primaries and caucuses were held last night, Trump lost 2 to his rival, Ted Cruz. On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders won in Nebraska and Kansas but Hillary Clinton rem

The controversial billionaire, who is also currently the Republican front-runner, has caused another storm on social media and TV after he asked his supporters in Orlando, Florida to raise their hands and swear to vote for him. His supporters raised their hands high, quickly and proudly, an act that

After it was discovered that last year there was an increased number of cases involving suspected abuse by daycare and nursery workers, a new Knesset bill is being composed to prevent future cases. The bill, which has received widespread support, will require that a closed-circuit TV camera be insta

Everyone has hard mornings but 2-year-old Aaliyah Garett from South Carolina has an especially difficult one: She had some trouble putting on her pants. Luckily for her, her mother taught her that when there is an emergency, she should call the Police- and that is exactly what she did. Deputy Martha

Ayden Demiran, the Turkish foreign worker who killed his girlfriend and scattered her body parts all over Tel Aviv, was sentenced to life in prison today.

Last week, MK Ayman Odeh claimed that there are Jewish people in the Knesset who murdered Arabs. Odeh focused his accusation on MK Avi Dichter, the former Shin Bet director, who called the Joint Arab List Chairmans accusation “an unfortunate remark.” Now, approximately 40 mayors have turned to Prime

MK Meirav Ben-Ari served under the command of Brig. Gen. Ofek Buchris who has been accused of several sex crimes, including rape. Despite the suspicions against the senior level officer, Ben-Ari uploaded a Facebook post in which she defended her former superior and testified regarding his character.

Parents of children who experienced violence in daycare facilities and nurseries are pleased with the new bill that will require that all education institutions that care for children ages 0-3 install surveillance cameras.