2 American economists win Nobel for work on managing economic shocks
Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, affiliated, respectively, with Stanford and Columbia universities, created theoretical foundation to understand how consumers save and spend
Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, affiliated, respectively, with Stanford and Columbia universities, created theoretical foundation to understand how consumers save and spend
Investigative arm of US immigration enforcement leads search, according to local reports, in dramatic escalation of Trump's feud with the left-wing lawmaker, weeks before midterms
Ex-general, who says he plans to back Netanyahu but has repeatedly tussled with him, makes remark after PM called him 'fake right'; opposition's Eisenkot, Golan also…
Authorities say shipment of 780 kilograms of explosives intercepted en route to Beirut; Hezbollah declines to comment on suspected links
Ben Gvir accuses AG of 'selective enforcement' in decision to probe MK Yitzhak Kroizer over his actions during an October 1 incident in Mitzpe Yeriho
Council for Higher Education numbers also show enrollment in social sciences surpassing engineering as the largest field of study
Decision based on desire to maintain 'public order and safety, not on political considerations,' authorities say, citing 2024 Amsterdam attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
Ben-Gurion University scientists show that destroying such proteins forces cancer cells to self-destruct, in potential key to overcoming chemotherapy resistance
Rabbi Josh Feigelson opens a miniseries on gratitude with a classic Jewish folktale, showing how gratitude defines who we are—starting with the first words we say…
Chemi Peres, Hesham Taha, and Raanan Gewirtzman explore Teramount's journey, tech innovation, and how Arab-Jewish collaboration built a breakthrough AI semiconductor startup.
Noam Weissman and West Bank Rabbi Yehuda HaKohen unpack Religious Zionism, the settler movement, Palestinian identity, and competing visions for Israel’s future.
Chief Rabbinate commits to equal testing conditions after the first-ever women's sitting in April was delayed; interest in test is growing among women, religious rights group…
Police reportedly believe Tzachi Braverman improperly removed records on security discussions about Gaza held before Oct. 7 by both Netanyahu and Bennett-Lapid governments
'The Popinjay Cavalier' set to open on West End in March, after director said last year he would temporarily relocate from Tel Aviv for production