All Articles ByShira Dabush (Cohen)

An invasion of massive spiders creeping through northwestern England last week has sent residents into a frenzy. 'They can squeeze through any open crack, no matter how small,' report the panicked locals.

A recent U.S. study found that more people died taking selfies in 2015 than from shark attacks. Iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, towering skyscrapers, and treacherous cliffs are just some locations connected to these fatalities.

This week, NASA reported that a massive asteroid, nicknamed 'Doomsday', narrowly passed by Earth without incident. What does this mean for our future? Read on to find out.

This heartwarming story will be hard to forget: the dog barked at the crib and the baby, but no one understood what happened... until he grabbed the crib with his teeth and started shaking it. "My wife looked at the baby and realized she was between life and death."

Belfast engineering students make history with a 100-foot bridge from metal construction toys. Professor: 'We train young minds to dream, but dreaming alone isn't enough.'

USA: Stephanie Daniel got an unwelcome surprise when a 'bomb' of spiders emerged from a grape she was about to eat. "It totally ruined my shift," she recalls. And how did the store owner respond? "You can choose another bunch of grapes."

Innovation in Endoscopy: Scientists have developed a tiny 'tadpole' robot designed to detect cancerous tumors in the abdomen.

Mysterious beach formations discovered on the Dorset coast in England and two other US beaches are leaving scientists baffled, with no explanation for their occurrence. Wonders of creation.

USA: A Muslim teenager was arrested and suspended from school after teachers suspected that the homemade clock he created was actually a bomb. Discover how Barack Obama and Mark Zuckerberg became aware of this incident and how they reacted.

In China, a man was arrested for attempting to rob a hospital, claiming he believed he was invisible and wouldn't be caught.

Caught at the Last Minute: A $280,000 Diamond Found in an Unlikely Place

A recent study delves into why most of us tend to give up when faced with challenges, revealing intriguing patterns in human behavior.

What happens to someone who doesn't shower for years? For most, it's a wild 'what if,' but not for American chemist David Whitlock. He decided to take a radical scientific stand and test it himself.

From managing 40 employees to learning Torah full-time and loving every moment

Zimbabwe: After four days of struggling for survival, efforts to rescue a young elephant trapped in a mud pool ended in failure.

The rehabilitative model, spiritual growth, and the power of giving inside one of Israel’s most transformative prisons

A stolen passport in London leads to a heartwarming Shabbat with strangers who felt like family

Canberra, Australia: A blue cage at the back of a classroom was used for months to 'manage' a 10-year-old with autism. The school principal has been suspended, and the education minister reacted with shock: "No words can describe this horror."

San Andreas, California: What's keeping these giant rocks suspended in seemingly impossible formations, defying gravity's pull?

What drives a father of two to collect old crayons from public places across the U.S., remelt them, and create new, thicker, child-friendly crayons to distribute for free to kids in hospitals? It's a beautiful gesture worth sharing.