After a nighttime explosion shook her home, 78-year-old Ofra Reit-Barkai felt sharp chest pain and feared a heart attack; doctors later diagnosed stress-induced ‘broken heart syndrome’, a condition increasingly seen during wartime trauma

Two new TV series and another family death have thrust the Kennedys back into the spotlight, reviving fascination with America’s closest thing to royalty, a dynasty shaped by glamour, power and an unbroken chain of tragedy

NASA’s Orion capsule safely returned after a nine-day, million-kilometer journey, marking humanity’s first crewed flight near the moon since 1972 and paving the way for future lunar landings later this decade

With venues shut and streets emptied by sirens, Tel Aviv musicians and fans move into garages, basements and shelters, creating an impromptu live scene shaped by fear, exhaustion, resilience and the stubborn pull of culture in wartime

After moving to Israel, Jacob Fein turned a personal transformation into a mission, training religious and ultra-Orthodox men while challenging stigma, building a following online, and promoting fitness as part of a balanced, observant lifestyle