With Trump's candidacy spurring extremists to speak more openly about challenging the rule of law, paramilitary groups say they won't leave their guns home if Hillary Clinton is elected.

Nura Afia, a video blogger and practicing Muslim, will appear on billboards and in commercials for the cosmetics company.

How a mystery billionaire, an alt-right website, rogue federal agents and Rudy Giuliani are out to subvert Tuesday's elections.

Pretoria's chief rabbi joins attempt to hold the nation's leader accountable for his behavior.

We deserve an Israeli BBC but the rights of the average Yossi to good television aren't even on the agenda.

Joseph Hyman left Russia to escape pogroms, and on the way to America survived shipwreck. Inspired by New York, he founded his own food establishment in northern England city of Manchester.

Visiting Israel for a joint convention with Haaretz this week, NYT International president and acting editor shared their views on the future of the press.

Like Tel Avivians and Netanyahu, Manhattanites can't fathom that there are people who support the candidate they abhor. 'Doesn’t matter who’s elected,' says the other guy. 'We’re screwed either way.'