The U.S. president's speech to the United Nations didn’t throw any surprises when it comes to Iran or the Palestinians, but Biden's stated hope to mend ties with the UN has Israel worried

After looting 15 terabytes of information from Israeli company Voicenter, a group of foreign hackers offered the data online for $1.5 million. But evidence points to motives beyond just money

The total number of cases seen in Idlib province — an overcrowded enclave with a population of 4 million, many of them internally displaced — has more than doubled since the beginning of August to more than 61,000

Tantawi was former President Mubarak's loyal defense minister for two decades, but he also the one who led the country after Mubarak's ouster in 2011. His death comes 19 months after Mubarak died in custody

The soldier's remains were discovered last month during construction work at Ammunition Hill, the site of a famous battle between Israeli and Jordanian forces

President Erdogan's political foes says the cleric's growing profile is at odds with Turkey's secular constitution, and shows the president is using religion to boost his ratings ahead of the 2023 election