Acting director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services under fire for saying that Emma Lazarus poem only about migrants 'who can stand on their own two feet'

'I think he saw the Republicans as maybe not worth his time,' says GOP lawmaker, days after Palestinian president met with delegation of Democrats

Sinwar praises Palestinian man who opened fire on Israeli troops earlier in month after infiltrating from Gaza, describing attack as a 'sacrificial and heroic operation'

Amid growing calls for annexation, Noa Rothman says she's 'furious and disappointed' Netanyahu hasn't made headway on peace deal in decade

'My grandmother was forced to label herself with a yellow patch. I will never label myself,' one West Bank winemaker fumes, though the government has been apathetic

66-year-old financier killed himself while awaiting trial at Manhattan correctional facility on charges of trafficking and sexually abusing girls

As pro-democracy protests intensify, hardcore demonstrators turn on two men in terminal they accuse of being spies; travelers beg to be allowed on flights

Ahead of Supreme Court hearing on seized ship, senior official dismisses Iranian reports that Grace 1 will be cut loose Tuesday

Presidential hopeful claims his criticism of Amazon owner Jeff Bezos, who bought the newspaper in 2013, has skewed its coverage

Authorities sow confusion with mixed messages in Arctic region where radiation spiked after blast at nuclear site