Director James Mangold’s sequel brings the franchise’s longtime villains closer than ever before -- and into Israeli theaters on June 29 and US theaters on June 30

Defense for Robert Bowers trying to persuade jury to spare his life as US federal prosecutors seek death sentence for truck driver convicted of murdering 11 Jewish congregants

As gunman is tried for murder of 11 Jews, members of Tree of Life's Dor Hadash visit Palestinians, doubling down on refugee aid work for which killer said he targeted them

At sentencing hearing for ex-principal convicted of sexual abuse, prosecution says fact that she 'improperly frustrated and delayed extradition proceedings' should be weighed

Christie's executive also on museum fundraising board under fire for conference that critics say will give war profiteers a platform; Claims Conference refuses donation offer

Having lost their parents and ability to walk in a car crash, Houston siblings turn to sport to rebuild their lives and today play for the University of Alabama's championship team

The organization, which has 21,000 members across North America and more abroad, draws thousands of teens from all over the world to its conventions

Incendiary comments on podcast spark uproar, though they appear to be satirical; entertainer says controversy is 'dumbest one to date'

Yehuda Kurtzer and Yossi Klein Halevi discuss how we can stand by our unique values while also practicing pluralism

Reuben Baron, who wrote 'The moderator–mediator variable distinction in social psychological research,' remembered also as art critic and deeply spiritual man, active in synagogue