200 million people worldwide set to watch song contest final from 10 p.m. in Tel Aviv; Netherlands, Sweden, Australia are favorites; Madonna, Netta Barzilai to play

School's administrators bypass refusal to do so by the student council

In editorial, The Arab News argues bombings are 'next logical step' in face of alleged threats by Tehran

City's mayor says 'plants have no place being near us so long as pollution continues and malfunctions occur day in and day out'

Vienna's government in crisis after Vice-Chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache seen on hidden camera promising public contracts in return for campaign aid from a fake Russian backer

AfD is skirting a traditional media campaign to focus on a provocative social media effort, but its potential to rise significantly in the vote is doubted

As leaders of several European nationalist factions rally in Milan, Italy's Salvini rejects 'far-right' label

New details from testimony of an aide to billionaires Milchan and Packer include premier's wife's demands for coats, pool renovations and a shaving kit delivery at 1 a.m.

Michigan-based Dzanc Books pulls out just before publication due to a flurry of comments on social media, including from some of its own authors, alleging the book is Islamophobic

Resident says suspects cut through perimeter fence, believes they planned attack; army confirms incident but has no info on motives

Shutdown ends a run of more than a century for the Jewish Federation of the East Bay

With 2020 election approaching and little appetite in the GOP for open conflict with Tehran, the political pitfalls ahead for the first-term Republican president could be serious

A glimpse of Israel's fight for independence through the eyes of two 20-something fighters, as their missives are found decades after their deaths by their children... including me

Local and state law enforcement and fire officials coordinating their investigations, looking into possibility that fires are hate crimes

Diplomats say planes in region face risk of being 'misidentified,' as well as possible interference with navigation and communications equipment

Hanan Ashrawi is the most recent of at least 3 barred from the United States this year, though the Trump administration has not announced a policy change

Chris Murphy of Connecticut and Brian Schatz of Hawaii poke fun at president's foreign policy fumbles, as tension in the Persian Gulf soar

Javad Zarif travels to China, Japan, seeking to keep world markets open to Tehran as tensions in Persian Gulf spiral

With coalition talks faltering, Likud officials offer Gadi Yevarkan immigration and absorption portfolio to try to convince freshman lawmaker to join their party

Anti-immigration party, which is taboo among German Jewish community leaders, calls itself 'Israel’s one true friend in parliament' as it pushes for stronger legislation

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