Mohammed Alshamrani apparently used Twitter account under name similar to his own to criticize US policy, but investigators not sure if he wrote content himself or just shared it

With generations of deli ownership in her family, now-vegan Jenny Goldfarb introduces her veggie corned beef on competitive investment show; Jewish billionaire Mark Cuban loves it

As Central Committee convenes, Netanyahu rival says 'attempts to delegitimize and slander' any who challenge leader go against party's 'democratic character and traditions'

Princeton graduate student Xiyue Wang traded for Iranian stem cell researcher Massoud Soleimani, in rare cooperation between two state foes

Qais al-Khazali, head of a pro-Iran armed faction, laments he wasn't given 'honor' a long time ago; political figure Khamees al-Khanjar's party says restrictions are 'illogical'

Blue and White chief again rejects Netanyahu's push for direct vote for premiership as 'spin'; says it's time to let go of political camps for greater good

Businessman Samir Khatib, put forward as a likely contender, says he was told by grand mufti that religious leaders insist on supporting the outgoing premier

For years, David Wisnia had wondered whether Helen Spitzer's connections in the camp had saved him from death, the New York Times reports. In 2016, he finally got a chance to ask