Air Algerie Plane with 110 Passengers Aboard Crashes
The flight was en route from Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso to Algiers, an Algerian aviation official said
In Texas, a Surge of Migrants Also Means a Surge of Bodies
When skeletal remains are found on a Texas ranch, Corinne Stern’s job is to identify the body
Murders in Mexico Down From Height of the Drug War, But Violence Persists
During Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto’s first year in office, after promising to cut back on everyday violence, there were 22,732 recorded homicides
U.S. Lifts Ban on Flights to Israel as Gaza Death Toll Tops 700
A senior U.S. official described a truce as unlikely as Israel said it needed more time to eradicate cross-border tunnels
Israeli Footballers Assaulted By Pro-Palestinian Protesters During Match
Maccabi Haifa's pre-season friendly is cut short, as a group of fans raid the pitch, waving Palestinian flags and attacking Israeli players
Five Holes in Vladimir Putin's Story
The Russian president has a problem telling the truth, as his remarks about Ukraine prove
Cuomo Under Investigation by Feds for Shuttering Corruption Commission
A three-month investigation by The New York Times reveals a pattern of interference by the governor’s office
All The Ivy League Zombies on The New Republic Masthead
“Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League,” warns a publication whose masthead is swarming with Ivy League graduates.
NATO Sees Signs Weapons Still Moving From Russia to Ukraine
The European Union has said Russia must stop the flow of weapons across the border or face tougher sanctions
Sudanese Christian Woman Who Faced Death Sentence Arrives in Italy
Mariam Yahya Ibrahim's sentence and detention for converting from Islam to Christianity triggered international outrage
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