A robot that cleans your home at the push of a button sounds ideal, but ignoring 10 key rules can turn a costly investment into a disappointment, and leave your floors dirty

The two-year project brings together painter Michael Kovner and 16 weavers who reinterpret his kibbutz landscapes in textile form, with a gallery talk set for March 6

'The Grey Zone' is a brutal examination of Auschwitz through Jewish prisoners forced into moral collapse, violent survival and doomed resistance, rejecting heroism and comfort while confronting how Holocaust memory, cinema and Jewish identity are distorted or erased

About a year after captivity in Gaza, Nahal Oz surveillance soldier Daniella Gilboa launches her debut single 'Where Everything Ends,' drawn from her abduction, recovery and return home

Marketed as 'pink cocaine,' dosa is a shifting mix of ketamine, MDMA and other stimulants sold via Telegram bots, with users unaware of the contents; doctors warn of heart failure, psychosis and even rat poison in some batches

Month-long global qualifying tournament drew over half a million players competing to be in the live finals, where 400 finalists faced off in a skill-based competition meant to transform the classic solo game into a televised international sporting-style event