Maya Shwayder

Financial analyst Luis Miguel Sanchez lost his job on 15 September, 2008. He had believed his employer was "too big to fail." The insolvency cost him his livelihood. What happened to him after the bankruptcy? DWs Maya Shwayder visited him in New York.

As the US East Coast braces for the biggest storm in a generation, Brent Goff talks to DW's Maya Shwayder on The Day about how prepared people are for Hurricane Florence.

DW correspondent Maya Shwayder reporting from flood-hit North Carolina after Tropical Storm Florence.

Typical framing of partner abuse as a heterosexual issue—with men abusing women—does a disservice to victims in abusive homosexual relationships....

Israel's envoy to UN says Damascus, Tehran together have "defied every code of morality” in Syrian civil war....

Abe Foxman calls on Saudis to explain decision to deny visa to Jewish-American journalist, Michael Wilner, working for 'Jerusalem Post'....

36 countries set to participate in Israel-led session raising the issue of anti-Semitism....

Pollard passed classified info. about enemy states to Israeli gov't during the 1980s, and has been in jail serving a life sentence for espionage since 1985....

The confluence of Thanksgiving and Hanukka makes for an even more interesting holiday get-together....

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu outlines necessary steps to avoiding a nuclear armed Iran; Iranian ambassador says Netanyahu is misleading UN; speech comes on the heels of well-received address by Rouhani....