Viewpoint: The U.S. says it wants a cease-fire with insurgents. But do they hate al-Qaeda more than they hate America?
A game-show in which kidney patients compete to win a donor organ — it sounded too weird to be true. It was
In advance of the G8 summit, European leaders are wary of the President's new proposal on addressing climate change
On Scene: The government launches a new assault on the Islamist group that has racked Tripoli with violence
With prices high and the Middle East in turmoil, Africa's reserves are more alluring than ever. Will its burgeoning wealth transform the region — or merely fuel greater corruption, violence and inequality?
With no minimum age for matadors, the country has children as young as 10 picking up the sword. Can they save a dying sport?
Guerrillas of the Jund al-Sham extremist faction attacked a Lebanese army checkpoint earlier tonight outside the Ain al-Helweh Palestinian refugee camp near the southern Lebanese port city of Sidon.
I don't believe my Shanghainese wife will live to see the day that the government confronts the events of June 4, 1989, and answers the questions surrounding that day.
Called the Crystal, Daniel Libeskind's angular addition to the Royal Ontario Museum is one gem of a building
How the region that rings the Baltic has become a 21st century economic powerhouse
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Billy Graham: "A Spiritual Gift to All"