Modern Orthodox congregation's leadership doesn't say why Rabbi Benjamin Goldschmidt was axed, but his removal follows push by some members to 'revitalize the synagogue'

Local lawmakers vote to move figure out of city hall, citing slave ownership; man who commissioned statue wanted to honor the US founding father's promotion of religious freedom

US correspondent Jacob Magid and political correspondent Tal Schneider, both speaking from New York, discuss the PM's first UN speech and his 2nd visit to the US as premier

PM and his massive security entourage walk 25 blocks through midtown after celebrating Shemini Atzeret festival at the synagogue that welcomed him and his wife two decades ago

Volunteer fire warden Alan Fromm rushed into 5 World Trade Center to evacuate his office building; after the South Tower collapsed, he was found unconscious under an ambulance

Church and performing arts center near completion, but one tower expected to take another five years, and construction on another tower won't start until an anchor tenant found

A look at some of the people who came to the fore in wake of world-altering attacks, and what they've been up to since

Institution previously required researchers to let museum staffers review their work before publication and to adopt any proposed text changes

Street scenes chart escalating horror as people stare and weep at burning skyscrapers, then run from billowing dust cloud after one of them crumbles

As confused bystanders look on, pro-Israel demonstrators chant 'shame' at settlement-boycotting ice cream firm, while Neturei Karta activists stage counter-protest across street