Sweden’s top epidemiologist explains his country’s radical pandemic policies

It was Nancy Levitt’s rabbi who suggested the shiva by Zoom: At the end of each day’s virtual visit, as she said the Kaddish, the mourners in the cloud answered, Amen

Why the ancients used eggs from savage wild ostriches rather than innocuous tame ones is unclear, but ornate eggshells from the Middle East were prized by elites across the Mediterranean thousands of years before Easter was a thing

There was no immediate reaction from Houthi leaders or Yemen's internationally recognized government to the coalition's statement

The real danger facing us during the pandemic is a mental one, says Israeli-born psychologist Guy Winch, whose books about heartbreak and parting have become best sellers in the United States

Alcohol is a a crucial source of tax and general revenue for this Islamic city-state, which has a vast population of foreign workers

'Leadership is about wearing a mask of command. Trump is the opposite, a bundle of insecurities, neediness and wants,' says a presidential historian

The stage is set for November