In some cases, increased testing appears to be cause for uptick in confirmed cases; others tied to lifting of stay-at-home orders

Manning, first woman to chair the Jewish Federations of North America, will make second bid for a congressional seat

Parents of 21-year-old William Warden say mentally-ill son was vulnerable to being exploited by white supremacists online: 'We apologize profusely to the Jewish community'

American Hebrew Academy, closed in June due to financial issues, to still include Jewish studies, philosophy and Hebrew in curriculum; 9th, 10, 11th grades to be offered

Now a category 1 hurricane, the storm lashed communities with rain and surging seawater; 370,000 without electricity; 4 dead in accidents preparing for tempest

830,000 people were under mandatory evacuation orders on the South Carolina coast; many defy orders to stay for 'hurricane parties'

Israeli company wins FAA approval to begin flying route from Holly Springs mall to sports stadium

Prosecutors say Joseph Cecil Vandevere posted 'disturbing' comment on Facebook page of Florida rabbi, wrote on Twitter he would lynch Senate candidate Qasim Rashid

Objections include 'hate speech' during satirical performance by Arab Israeli rapper, and 'minimizing of Hamas's role in perpetuating the crisis'

Emergency workers say four other wounded at UNC Charlotte, which issues a lockdown alert