Maru Teferi makes history at the World Athletics Championship’s men’s marathon by becoming the first Israeli distance-running athlete to medal at a world championship

Coach of first ultra-Orthodox delegation heading to the World Capoeira Championships says he never thought his dream of training a team in the haredi community would come true

The University of Denver offers certificate studies focused on restoring looted cultural artifacts, and is the world's first and only academic endeavor of its kind, concentrating on identifying, recovering, and restoring artworks seized by the Nazis

Academy Award-winning director Guy Nattiv teamed up with Iranian filmmaker and actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi to direct 'Tatami,' a political thriller set in the world of judo; Adam Weingrod's VR documentary 'Spots of Light' will compete in the Venice Immersive section of the festival

New study finds mining along and in riverbeds in dozens of tropical countries has devastating effects on rivers and their biodiversity while also putting human lives at risk

With frequent air travel making it challenging due to the advancement of his multiple sclerosis, David Blatt will step down as a member of Maccabi's managing committee and will focus on his new role as a professional consultant for the University of Arizona

In most cases kidney stones pass out of the body on their own, but if they become too big they can cause complications leading to acute pain that requires medical intervention

After eluding the grasp of science for decades, researchers finally manage to decode entire male Y chromosome, leading to potential breakthroughs in DNA testing and treatment