Hospitals nationwide are preparing to move operations to protected underground facilities following renewed Iranian missile fire, while some elective surgeries and clinic services have been suspended; HMOs are operating on a limited basis, with emergency and mental health services remaining available 24/7

Cambridge researchers used AI to design a 'universal vaccine' that may protect against thousands of viruses and future mutations; first human trial found it safe and able to trigger immune response, raising hopes for pandemic prevention

Signing a prenuptial agreement still hurts years later—a culmination of months of tense negotiations that turned love into financial accounting and eroded romantic ideals; it left a lasting emotional and economic gap between us

More than 7,000 new books were published in 2025, with decrease in fiction books; 90% of all titles were in Hebrew, and English fell to 3%, as Arabic doubled to 4%; 40 wartime memorial, remembrance and personal testimony books see light

This is how soccer became the 2nd most popular sport among US children after basketball and before baseball in the wake of the 1994 World Cup hosted in 9 US cities, and why most Americans will still feel like guests in their own home during this year's World Cup

Film festival condemns Elon Gold after viral red-carpet joke appeared to mock allegations of sexual abuse against Palestinian detainees

How an entrepreneur with no fashion background ended up producing the first all-Jewish swimsuit runway show at Miami Swim Week

From the moving sci-fi hit soon leaving theaters to the cutest 'Star Wars' adventure yet, Irish folk horror and He-Man’s dazzling comeback: five new movies worth seeing on the big screen