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ISS Astronauts Grow Meat In Space For The First Time

Astronauts aboard NASA’s International Space Station (ISS) made history after successfully growing meat in space for the first time. The experiment was made possible using a special 3D printer.

UN In The Red, Staff Salaries At Risk

US President Donald Trump is seen here addressing the UN General Assembly in September 2019 -- the United States is one of the dozens of countries behind on their UN dues

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned that the global body is in dire financial straits

For Iran, Iraq's Unrest Is Plot To Undo Bilateral Ties

The mainly young, male protesters who have thronged Iraqi streets for four straight days have been demanding jobs, improved public services and an end to the corruption they say has overwhelmed the political system

Iraqi police deployed in Baghdad's predominantly Shiite Sadr City, on Monday

'We have tried petitions, lobbying and marches, and now time is running out.' Extinction Rebellion protesters in Melbourne, Australia.

Global Climate 'Rebellion' Sees Mass Arrests And Blocked Roads

Climate protesters from Sydney to New York blocked roads Monday, sparking hundreds of arrests, as two weeks of civil disobedience demanding immediate action to save the Earth from "extinction" kicked off.The demonstrations, triggered by the group Extinction Rebellion, were mostly limited to a few hundred people in each city, far from the size of last month's massive Greta Thunberg-inspired protests.

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In 1492, the Spanish crown ordered the country's Jewish community, which numbered at least 200,000, to either convert to Catholicism or be burned at the stake

Coming Home? 132,000 Descendants Of Spain's Exiled Jews Seek Nationality

For Jews living in Spain, 1492 was a year burned into historical memory when a community of at least 200,000 people were forced into exile

Netanyahu attorney Ram Caspi said there was "a solid foundation for a change of course"

Netanyahu Lawyers Arrive For Pre-indictment Hearing

Netanyahu's pre-indictment hearing is being held behind closed doors at the justice ministry

The Allegations Against Israeli PM Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly denied the corruption allegations against him, dismissing them as a "witchhunt"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have to navigate the twin challenges of a potential corruption indictment against him in the weeks ahead and election results that give neither him nor his challenger a clear path to a majority

Netanyahu Faces Key Day In Bid To Remain Israel PM

Talks between Netanyahu and his centrist challenger Benny Gantz on forming a unity government remain deadlocked on a number of issues, notably who would serve as prime minister first under any rotation arrangement

More Than 132,000 Sephardic Jews Apply For Spanish Nationality

In 1492, the Spanish crown ordered the country's Jewish community, which numbered at least 200,000, to either convert to Catholicism or be burned at the stake

1,000 Cruise Ship Passengers Stranded, Forced To Sleep On 'Horrendous' Basketball Court

Passengers sailing in a P&O cruise ship had a horrendous time when they got stranded in Monte Carlo port following bad weather and a stormy sea made their return to the cruise ship impossible at night.

Top Iran General Says Destroying Israel 'Achievable Goal'

Major General Hossein Salami heads Iran's Revolutionary Guards

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on the left, the country's longest serving premier, is seeking to fend off a huge challenge from his main rival retired general Benny Gantz, one of the leaders of the Blue and White political alliance

Netanyahu, Gantz Trade Blame Over Breakdown In Israel Coalition Talks

The parties of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and his main rival Benny Gantz came neck and neck in this month's election

Chepngetich Takes Marathon Gold As Heat Decimates Rivals

Ruth Chepngetich won the first title of the World Athletics Championships the women's marathon which saw the heat and humidity take its toll on the field

All Agreements Off If Israel Annexes Territory, Abbas Warns At UN

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas speaks during the 74th Session of the General Assembly at UN Headquarters in New York on September 26, 2019

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin gives veteran incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu the potentially impossible task of forming a majority coalition while battling the looming threat of corruption charges

Netanyahu Faces Tough Odds In Forming Israeli Government

Near-complete results in the Israeli parliamentary elections.

Where's The Beef? McDonald's To Test New Beyond Meat Burger In Canada

The new burger, marketed as the P.L.T., will be available for 12 weeks at 28 Ontario restaurants.

Yoga and acupuncture for chronic pain relief

First-Ever FDA Approved Radiofrequency Pain Relief Device Launched

A new FDA-approved radiofrequency pain relief device, Solio Alfa Plus has been launched.

South Korea Mayor Dumps Tonne Of Trash On Beach For Clean-up Day

Waste litters beaches all over the world, but one South Korean mayor found there wasn't enough on his local coastline, so he trucked in a tonne of rubbish for volunteers to pick up

Emmy and Tony Award winner Judith Light, who plays Shelly on the show "Transparent," will star in the musical finale

Pioneering Show 'Transparent' Takes Final Musical Bow

Actor Jeffrey Tambor quit the show 'Transparent' after being accused of sexual harassment

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting his second election in five months with a potential corruption indictment looming

Netanyahu: Israel's Longest-serving Premier Fights For His Future

Netanyahu has campaigned with a combination of divisive populism and attempts to portray himself as a world statesman by talking up his relationships with foreign leaders including US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin

Netanyahu Tasked With Forming New Israeli Government

Joint List head Ayman Odeh (C) speaks to the press in the presence of Ahmad Tibi (R) and Mansour Abbas (L) following a meeting with Israel's president

Israeli Woman Suffers 'Broken-Heart Syndrome' After Mistaking Wasabi For Guacamole At Wedding

The woman experienced a quick sensation of pain in her chest and ignored it until seeing a doctor the next morning.

Israel Final Vote Results Give Netanyahu Additional Seat

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his centrist rival Benny Gantz are in negotiations on forming a unity government together after poll results gave neither man a path to govern on their own

WeWork announced an executive shakeup as it tries to reposition an initial public offering campaign that has sputtered over the last month

WeWork Founder Neumann: An Unconventional Leader Steps Aside

Wework co-founder Adam Neumann announced that he will step down as CEO as the startup faces questions over its governance and profit outlook

Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz did not immediate respond to Netanyahu's call for a unity government but the two men exchanged greetings at a Jerusalem memorial service for Shimon Peres

Israeli Negotiators Seek To Break Netanyahu-Gantz Deadlock

Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister and a formidable negotiating foe for Gantz, an ex-military man with no prior political experience

Columbia University Takes Flak For Inviting Malaysia’s Anti-Semitic Prime Minister To Speak

Columbia University is getting a lot of criticism for inviting Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to speak on campus Wednesday. The University is the oldest institution of higher learning in New York and the fifth oldest nationally.