Tim Morrison to be first political appointee from White House to testify before impeachment investigators; president has ordered staffers not to cooperate with probe

Gen. Frank McKenzi gives new details, 4 women, 2 men wearing suicide vests were killed when they refused to surrender; warns US on alert for possible 'retribution attacks'

Move sets social media site apart from Facebook which defends running paid political ads, even false ones, as a free speech priority; Trump campaign manager calls decision 'dumb'

No immediate claim of responsibility for attack, which comes as country is rocked by deadly anti-government protests

Court of Justice on November 12 likely to make it legally binding for all member states to label West Bank goods; decision 'could harm Israeli food exporters,' official warns

Claude Sinke, a former candidate for far-right National Rally, also tried to set fire to house of worship in Bayonne

Lutfia Zbad, 52, disappeared on the famous Champs-Élysées avenue while on a trip with her daughter

Foreign Minister Israel Katz says new penalties are 'the right way to counter Iranian aggression' after Washington and allies target Revolutionary Guards Corps, terror group

Detainment of Aleksey Burkov is believed tied to Russia's imprisonment of an Israeli-American woman on drug charges

Washington has repeatedly pressed Jerusalem to step up safeguards against Chinese investment in the Jewish state as Sino-Israeli business ties grow