U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized
RBG admitted to hospital with fever and chills, but resting comfortably, says court
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Top U.S. Virus Expert Anthony Fauci Hasn't Spoken to Trump in Two Weeks
As some states sees uptick in cases, and protests raise fears of more infections, Fauci says last conversation with president was two weeks ago
Israel Advances New Golan Heights Settlement Named After Trump
'We will start today with practical steps to construct Ramat Trump' said Netanyahu as the $2.3 million project to develop the settlement got underway
White House Virus Task Force Members Enter Quarantine Following Exposure
One case of contact was linked to Katie Miller, press secretary to Vice President Mike Pence and wife of White House immigration advisor Steven Miller, who tested positive for the coronavirus
Iran Cancels Annual al-Quds Day anti-Israel Protests Amid Pandemic
Iran stages the annual demonstrations out of solidarity with the Palestinians on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan
Polish Lawmakers Give Initial Approval to Restitute Property Lost During the Holocaust
Country's ruling Law and Justice Party takes a stand against far-right attempts to block the state from complying with a U.S. request to compensate Holocaust survivors for property seized during WWII
WATCH India Cops Make Tourists, Israelis Included, Write Sorry 500 Times for Lockdown Violation
The tourists, reportedly from the United States, Australia, Mexico and Israel were caught taking a walk on the banks of the Ganges River in Rishikesh over the weekend
Israeli Strike on Central, Southern Syria Intercepted, State Media Reports
'Several missiles were fired from Lebanese airspace,' state media said, quoting a military source
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Tunisia Confirm First Cases of Coronavirus
Jordanian patient returned from Italy nearly two weeks ago on a plane with 100 passengers
Turkey Retaliating After 33 Soldiers Killed in Syrian Government Strike in Idlib
This marks the single largest death toll in a day of Turkish soldiers in Idlib, which is the last stronghold of the Syrian opposition
Iran's VP for Women and Family Affairs Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Deputy health minister Iraj Harirshi also contracted the virus as the death toll in the Islamic republic rises to 26
Berlin Film Festival Announces New Prize After Pulling Award Honoring Alleged Nazi
Institute for Contemporary History to research first festival’s director past following newspaper report linking him to Nazi government
Hungarian neo-Nazis Commemorate SS Breakout Attempt in WWII in Budapest
Some 500 march to mark 'Day of Honour' when German and Hungarian forces carried out a failed attempt to break out of Budapest during the Soviet siege of the city
Khamenei: Iran Will Support Palestinian Armed Groups in Confronting Trump's 'Stupid' Mideast Plan
Supreme leader calls on Palestinians to resist, says Arab leaders who back the 'deal of the century' are 'incompetent'
OK, Bye: Austrian Post Marks Brexit With Comically Indifferent Stamp
'I'm sure a few people will surprise their relatives in Britain with a letter carrying this stamp,' spokesman says of the collector item
Turkey's Erdogan Berates 'Treasonous' Arab Leaders Who Back Trump's Mideast Plan
'Saudi Arabia, you are silent. When will you speak? Shame on You!' leader tells party members
From Hamas to Moscow: Trump's Israel-Palestine Plan Draws Mixed Reactions
Trump's plan is solely a deal between the United States and Israel, an adviser to Iran's president says ■ Hamas leader slams plan, calls it a 'hostile deal' for the Palestinian
France Sees Increase in Number of anti-Semitic Acts in 2019
Continuous year-on-year rise tracks with general increase in racist and xenophobic incidents
In First, Dutch PM Apologizes Holland Did 'Too Little' to Help Jews During Holocaust
The Netherlands' Rutte offered the apology during commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
Nazi-branded Beer Sells Out at German Drinks Store
Thuringia police have already established the brand itself is legal
WATCH Pakistani Premier Compares India to Nazi Germany While at Davos
The Pakistani politician expressed concerns about a recent new law in India that makes immigration easier for non-Muslim immigrants from neighbouring Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh
Russian Airstrike Kills Nine in Syria, Including Family With Six Children
Warplanes targeted a farm on the outskirts of Aleppo, as well as areas of Idlib, despite ceasefire between Turkey and Russia
Turkish, Syrian Intelligence Chiefs Hold Rare Meeting in Moscow
This is the first confirmed high-level meeting between the two countries, with potential joint action against YPG reportedly on the agenda
Syrian Government Strike Kills 18 Civilians in Idlib Despite Cease-fire
Meanwhile, UN Security Council votes to halt humanitarian aid through northeast passage after Russian argument that it is already delivered by Syria
German Cities Seek UNESCO Status for Jewish Heritage
Towns of Shpira, Vermayza and Magentza, now known as Speyer, Worms and Mainz, were the center of Jewish life in the Middle Ages
Turkish Parliament Authorizes Libya Deployment but Troops Unlikely for Now
Ankara's involvement in the Libyan conflict expected to begin with military support, training and drones in the air rather than boots on the ground
Iran Seizes 'Illegal' Oil Tanker in Gulf
Semi-official news agency said that the ship had 1 million liters of illegal oil on board in area rife with fuel smuggling
Hamas Court Hands Comedian 18 Months in Prison Over Mock Beheading Video
Aadel al-Mashwakhi sentenced over video that has circulated on social media since September and shows him ridiculing ISIS
Italian Prime Minister Suggests Option for No-fly Zone in Libya Conflict
'A no-fly zone too can be an instrument for achieving a goal: the immediate cessation of hostilities,' says Giuseppe Conte
Gulf Countries Witness First 'Ring of Fire' Eclipse in 100 Years
The annular eclipse, in which 90 percent of the sun was covered by the moon, was visible for less than three minutes