US correspondent Jacob Magid on the US dismay over building in the West Bank, and investigative reporter Simona Weinglass on new European efforts to crack down on financial scams

Judge says recorded conversations of white supremacists discussing planned attack at a 2020 pro-gun rally in Virginia showed the 'passion' of their willingness to kill

Federal agents seize files from luxury homes in Washington and New York owned by metal magnate Oleg Deripaska, under investigation for money laundering, extortion and racketeering

Abdulrahman al-Sadhan also gets 20-year travel ban, meaning he won't truly be free until his seventies; Speaker Pelosi slams Riyadh's 'assault on freedom of expression'

The pair are among a group arrested for alleged massive fraud and money-laundering offenses at the behest of the FBI

Suspects detained for allegedly scamming tens of millions of shekels out of victims abroad; parallel arrest raids carried out in other countries

In newly obtained records, spy in the far-right Proud Boys claims group did not preplan attack; his account raises fresh questions over law enforcement's performance ahead of riot

With scores of defense motions demanding evidence prosecutors refuse to hand over, attorneys say pretrial phase could easily last another year

Anti-Jewish incidents fell from 953 in 2019 to 676 last year, largely attributed to reduction in Jewish street life and in-person gatherings at synagogues during pandemic

FBI says it will work to 'identify additional information appropriate for disclosure,' but some victims' relatives skeptical: 'We've heard many empty promises before'