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In a city known for anti-Israel protests, one café offers warmth and support

A young student died after eating leftover spaghetti. Here's what we can learn

In just 90 seconds, this car becomes an airplane

Boxes with WWII Nazi propaganda were found during basement cleanup. Experts are now preserving and studying them

New research shows that managers who stay calm help reduce stress and boost performance

These kitchen tips will make your herbs last like a chef's

Their smart choices might make you rethink your shopping cart

Amid rising antisemitism, Randy Fine places a unique mezuzah at his office door

Save time in the kitchen with these boiling tips from real chefs

A dramatic moment shocked the crowd at a powerboat racing event in Arizona

It was one of the boldest thefts in British history

Upcycle your clothes into useful, creative items instead of throwing them away

More families are choosing fast food as grocery prices continue to rise

A dietitian shares when and how to weigh yourself for the most accurate results

This easy trick makes leftover oil cleanup simple and stress-free

A new Israeli study shows that AI struggles with clinical judgment and decision-making

Scientists explain why purple is just a mix in our mind

This microwave trick makes peeling garlic fast, clean and easy

A groundbreaking study from the Volcani Institute reveals that human activity may be influencing rainfall

Dr. Tal Ben-Tzvi, a longtime lecturer at Stevens Institute of Technology, alleges years of hostility toward Jews, humiliation, and workplace retaliation after requesting basic religious and disability accommodations

A comprehensive study from Denmark reveals that tools like ChatGPT might not be as beneficial as they seem, potentially adding tasks and reducing productivity.

A new study suggests infants can encode memories but struggle to retrieve them later in life.

A new study explores a fascinating trend: residents report that kindness and generosity are their top priorities. Which country do citizens claim is the happiest in the world?

Four paramedics from the UK entered the record books and became online stars. The reason: they covered over 20,000 kilometers across Europe, through multiple countries. One team member said, "We met amazing people who inspired us to keep going, even in the toughest moments."

A woman from the U.S. made a mistake in identification of a small bottle, which nearly ended in disaster. What should you know before pulling out eye drops from your bag?

Loretta's friends were surprised when she asked to spend a day as an inmate in a New York prison. During her visit, she was fingerprinted, photographed as a suspect, toured the prison, and even entered a cell.

Fresh evidence uncovers massive sums never returned to Jewish families, reigniting the global call for accountability and transparency

“If there’s one thing I learned from all this, it’s to listen to my body and pay attention to every small sign,” said the young woman who found a peculiar mark on her face—a discovery that could save her life.

Doctors hardly ever needed to work on me," smiles the Barcelona resident, claiming the only treatment she received in her life was for a cold. Here’s what she drinks.

Discover the spiritual symbolism behind the twelve stones of the Choshen, their connection to the tribes of Israel, and how these ancient gems continue to inspire beauty and faith today