As Israel and Hamas continue fighting, the U.N. estimates at least 121 Palestinian children under the age of 18 have been killed since the conflict started on July 8, while Israeli children have been traumatized by sirens and panic
The FAA banned U.S. flights to Israel for 24 hours amid reports of a rocket strike near Ben Gurion International Airport
A train holding remains of victims from Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 arrived in Kharkiv from where the jet was shot down last week in southeastern Ukraine
Apple topped analysts' projections in the third quarter of its fiscal year with profits of $7.7 billion, beating projections of $1.23 per share but falling just shy of analysts' expectations of $38 billion in revenue
TIME talks with Ramsey Orta, who filmed officers on Staten Island as they held down his friend Eric Garner, an unarmed 43-year-old father of six who had helped to break up a fight, in what appeared to be a chokehold, resulting in Garner's death
In a sign of the information war taking place alongside the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the biographical information on the Israeli Prime Minister's Wikipedia page was briefly replaced with a large image of a Palestinian flag Tuesday afternoon
A three-year federal investigation of the Newark Police Department by the Department of Justice found evidence of rampant violations ranging from stop-and-frisk to use of excessive force
In a groundbreaking study, researchers reveal a host of new genes involved in schizophrenia, making it possible to understand why patients develop the mental illness in the first place, and to come up with desperately needed new drugs or treatments
The downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 last week, thought to be the result of a surface-to-air missile fired by Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine, exposes the truth about the English-language propaganda outlet that has become Putin's mouthpiece
A federal appeals court delivered a big setback to President Obama's health care law and, if upheld, could mean premium increases for some four million Americans who purchased taxpayer-subsidized insurance under the law
Researchers in Saudi Arabia state in a new paper that Middle East Respiratory Syndrome may be able to spread through the air, following an analysis of samples from a camel barn the virus had plagued. Still, others say it's premature to note whether it can be transmitted that way
More than 7,500 customers had their water shut off in April and May as part of a crackdown on unpaid bills following a long period of lax enforcement, but now they're getting 15 days to come forward and show they cannot pay
Photographer Jerome Sessini was one of the first people to arrive at the tragic scene of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17's crash
