Researchers with San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance say genetic testing confirms two male chicks hatched in 2001 and 2009 from unfertilized eggs were related to their mothers

Credited as the first to give stand-up acts an iconoclastic edge, Sahl skewered presidents from Eisenhower to Trump, paving the way for comics like George Carlin and Jon Stewart

After years of debate, including over material some deemed antisemitic, class to become mandatory for high school graduation; some Jewish groups laud the move, others still opposed

Governor says forum will work to provide students 'the tools necessary to recognize and respond' to antisemitism on campus

According to some reports, America's 1st Jewish female senator is increasingly infirm; if she is unable to complete her term, the state’s governor would pick her replacement

Critics complained original ethnic studies plan carried 'anti-Jewish bias' and demonization of Israel; bill now heading to governor for approval

Woman famous for being famous, who is the daughter of Holocaust survivors and has lived in Israel, says job would be 'a step down' from being 'queen of the universe'

Officials with three school districts are in contact with families who fear they've been forgotten by the US government

Unclear if decision in line with new policy will sway chances of release for Palestinian who killed Robert Kennedy in 1968, at 16th parole board hearing Friday

James Spears files legal documents saying that while there are no grounds for his removal, he will resign after several issues are resolved; gives no timetable