Psychologists warn that combat in Gaza has left many troops grappling with 'moral injury,' a conflict between actions and personal values that can lead to depression, PTSD and even suicidal thoughts: 'When you enter combat like that with a desire for revenge, you do things that later you may look at differently'

Study of nearly 1 million adults found troubling statistical link between meal timing and bone fractures; Regularly skipping breakfast and having late dinners raised fracture risk by up to 23%; also, 'night owls' face higher heart risks

Advocates warn abuse in same-sex relationships often goes unspoken and can include threats of outing, identity-based harm and isolation; Israel’s Welfare Ministry will train social workers to identify and assist victims

Carradine, of the famed acting family, died by suicide after years with bipolar disorder; he also appeared in 'Coming Home,' 'Mean Streets' and 'The Long Riders,'; his family said they hope his story helps reduce the stigma around mental illness

After months of fighting side by side, reservists from across Israel’s political and social spectrum are bringing the spirit of shared responsibility they forged in uniform into schools and communities to model respectful disagreement

Monique Giannelloni told the Daily Mail she was invited to the palace in 2000 after a referral from Ghislaine Maxwell, saying Andrew returned from the bathroom unclothed and later paid her with a check drawn on a royal household account.

Viral image captured after his brief detention last week sparks global meme storm and makes its way onto the walls of the Paris museum, reviving scrutiny over disgraced royal stripped of his titles following Epstein scandal

Singer-songwriter turns back at Ben Gurion Airport, citing heightened alert and fears of being stranded abroad as regional tensions escalate