Pigs

The wild pig broke in through the window and trashed the apartment in the Israeli city of Haifa, not injuring anyone but causing damage.

Scientists conducted a study that revives cells in dead pigs' organs within an hour of their death.

The director of a major international art exhibition has resigned after a work that included caricatures of Jews and Israelis ignited a reckoning over antisemitism.

Russian vandals placed a pig's head and wrote antisemitic slogans outside Russian-Jewish journalist Alexey Venediktov's home.

David Bennett, 57, was the first person to receive a genetically modified pig's heart. He received the transplant on January 7, and passed away today.

While researchers still have a way to go, these promising developments raise the question of whether Jewish law supports using this technology.

When infected with the novel coronavirus, pig cells undergo a sort of strategic suicide called apoptosis, which kills the infected cells and stops them from spreading the virus.

Miami's Jewish mayor pardoned a pig in an annual Christmas ceremony, while the farmers themselves were Jewish as well.

What if the motif of Thanksgiving was "oink oink" and not "gobble gobble?"

This week’s Torah portion, Vayetzei, is all about babies. Lots and lots of babies.