In Washington it's becoming clear that the West’s real enemy in the Middle East is Iran, which wields power in Lebanon and Syria and is now trying for Yemen

A sharp decline in the number of pilgrims has been put down to inflation however, not the recent terrorist attacks on the community in Egypt

Hathor was goddess to Egyptian pharaohs, and to Semitic turquoise miners in the Sinai, who came from Canaan. But who had her first, archaeologists wonder.

Tillerson says full review of nuclear agreement underway to evaluate whether continued sanctions relief is in the national interest

Ossoff held just shy of the 50 percent he needed to become the first Democrat to represent historically red Atlanta suburb, teeing up a June 20 runoff with Karen Handel

The humble homing pigeon played a key role in the army's communications during the War of Independence in 1948. Now, the country's most famous dovecote is looking to take flight once more

Cries for aid as Hamas, Palestinian Authority trade blame over high taxes, unpaid bills, as Strip’s power plant runs out of fuel

Spencer said the university would 'rue the day that they made this total BS decision' to block his speech, which was later overturned by a local judge