Tel Aviv Diary: Israelis Wary of Cease-Fire
Rarely have Israelis been so united as they are now in opposing a cease-fire that would leave Hamas intact
Israel and Hamas Settle Into Uneasy Truce but Diplomatic Stand-Off Continues
An Israeli military official said the army would only fire in response to attacks for an "unlimited" period
Gazans Find Little Joy in Muslim Eid Holiday
Eid al-Fitr is normally one of the most joyous days in the Muslim calendar, but this year, there is only fear, sorrow and anger in Gaza
Runaway Sierra Leone Ebola Patient Dies in Ambulance
Across Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, at least 660 people have died from the worst outbreak yet
As U.S. Begins Crude Exports, It Faces Awkward Rivalry With Iran
The U.S. is starting to export oil from its fracking boom, but selling to Asia might prove difficult
The Goosebump Sensor That Knows How You Feel
The entertainment industry can now detect our emotions with a coin-sized sensor and tailor their products for maximum impact
Let Me Guide U 2 the Purple Rain: Prince's Rock Opus Turns 30
The funk preacher's cult film turned Minneapolis into a music epicenter in 1984
Boko Haram Kidnaps Wife of Cameroon's Vice Prime Minister
Militant group attacked northern town of Kolofata on Sunday
The Untimely Death of World Traveler Harry Devert
Harry Devert, a New Yorker murdered in Mexico at age 32, was a world traveler and celebrator of life
After Meat Scandal, China Food Firm Withdrawing All Products
Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd faces allegations that it mixed fresh and expired meat
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