On today’s NEWSMAX Israel Update, researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed an experimental blood test designed to identify a chemical fingerprint associated with lung cancer — without requiring expensive DNA sequencing. The research could eventually provide doctors with another tool to complement imaging and monitor patients during treatment. Then, NEWSMAX Israel Correspondent Jodie Cohen heads to Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean shoreline to explore one of the city’s most famous attractions: its beaches. She meets beachgoers enjoying the sand, sea and sunshine and gets a firsthand look at the beach culture that has become an iconic part of life in Tel Aviv.
AARP's John Hishta recently joined Scott Jennings to discuss AARP's breaking poll showing a dead heat in Michigan's U.S. Senate race and Democrats' slight lead in the race for governor, as well as the key voting bloc to watch.
Events at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix illustrated how the bonds created by sport can help ease the pain of the bad days and heighten the joys of the good ones.
Pflugerville, Texas, city workers turned off all 28 Flock cameras that automatically read license plates across the town immediately after the city council ended its agreement with the company.
