Zion Zibly says more senior medical staff have contacted him about moving abroad amid societal chasm over government's judicial overhaul; health minister 'deeply troubled' by trend

In possible violating of Geneva Convention, at least 6,000 children as young as 4 months said taken to 43 camps across Russia to receive 'patriotic and military-related education'

In her new memoir, Judy Bolton-Fasman investigates lifelong questions on the strange union between her assimilated American dad and her much-younger mom, a volatile Cuban refugee

Jewish scholar who focused on ancient Greece said he was inspired by the 'remarkable assumption that the human being is not trivial'

Two campus Jewish groups condemn resolution as having 'antisemitic overtones'

The movie star-handsome member of the infamous Murder, Inc. envisioned a gambling oasis in the desert, says a new book in Yale's Jewish Lives series

Studies, which thus far focused on translation and research, likely to move into more advanced spoken and written language courses

In study not yet peer-reviewed, Yale researchers find that coronavirus patients had high levels of autoantibodies that targeted organs and tissue instead of latching onto virus

Nation still ranks fairly well in Yale University report, but scores particularly badly on biodiversity and habitat

Social distancing and irregular routines cause anxiety and disrupted sleep, but we should be able to return to getting a good night's rest once all this is over, say profs