Kerry's Ceasefire Pivot Manages to Anger Everyone
Involving Hamas allies Qatar and Turkey is straining U.S.-Israeli relations
Tel Aviv Diary: 'Israel Has Consistently Misjudged Hamas in This War'
Israelis want the Hamas rocket attacks to end, even if it means more Israeli casualties, Marc Schulman writes from Tel Aviv
The Scars of World War I Battlefields a Century Later
Europe's landscape is forever shaped by the First World War.
On World War I Centenary, Chasing a Soldier's Memory
A hundred years after the Great War, Europe's past isn't past at all
How Honda Drives Its Workforce
The Japanese car giant likes its managers to think for themselves—way outside the box.
Mother's Fears Are Passed to Children Through Smell, Study Suggests
The results may also help determine why some children of traumatized or depressed mothers are affected differently than their siblings
Libya Is Paying for Legal Defense of al Qaeda Suspect al-Liby: Filings
Al-Liby, whose real name is Nazih al-Ragye, was seized by U.S. forces in October in Libya and brought to the United States to face criminal charges
OkCupid Co-Founder: 'We Experiment on Human Beings...That’s How Websites Work'
The site's co-founder defended its actions in an interview with Newsweek.
Kanye West Has Defeated the Kanye-Themed Cryptocurrency
Coinye is over for good, after a six-month court battle that began when the rapper filed a trademark-infringement lawsuit in January.
Ebola Outbreak Infects American Health Workers
Doctors are among the 660 people who have died from the Ebola outbreak.
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