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Passenger Jets Are Sitting Ducks
Portable missiles fired from the shoulder could become the weapon of choice for insurgent groups -
Putin the Pariah
The shooting down of flight MH17 has crashed Putin’s reputation -
Israeli and Palestinian Kids Caught in the Crossfire
The Gaza conflict imposes a heavy toll on Palestinian children—but both sides are suffering -
The Doctor Will Gouge You Now
Wildly differing prices for procedures suggest that U.S. health care needs to heal itself -
Scot Free
If Scotland votes to leave the U.K., Britain—and Europe—may disintegrate -
Time Is on Tehran’s Side
Extending the stalled talks in Vienna gives Iran more time to make a nuclear bomb -
Labor Pain
Kyle Grant was living in a homeless shelter when he interned at Warner Music without pay. Now he’s suing the massive music conglomerate—and bringing 3,000 other ex-interns with him. -
After Crimea, the Hangover
Putin is popular at home, but the cost of his Ukraine adventure is rising -
You’re Half the Person You Used to Be
The Great Recession has halved the typical American family’s wealth—and it could get worse -
Bad to the Last Drop
A relentless drought is forcing Las Vegas to take extreme measures -
Give War a Chance
Japan rethinks its pacifist constitution, alarming its neighbors -
Not Your Grandfather’s Jihad
A recent string of victories and a slick online presence appeal to a new generation of extremists -
Back to Berlin
Young Israeli entrepreneurs are flocking to Germany -
Porkage Fees
Restaurants are piggish with what they charge for wine -
Zero Hour
As they wage their brutal war, ISIS is expected to take aim at 'the Baghdad Belt' -
Enemy Ahoy: China and Russia Strive for Naval Supremacy
China and Russia are dramatically expanding their navies in a bid to project power around the world. -
Is Jordan at Risk as Neighbors Syria and Iraq Burn?
The same militant group attacking Iraq wants a Sharia-based Caliphate with pieces of Jordan -
Just Right to Jail
As a hedge fund trader faces up to 20 years, debate heats up over jailing Wall Street sinners -
Royal Flush
Europe’s fallen monarchs live their London lives in luxurious limbo -
Uzbekistan’s Most Famous Pop Star Is Under House Arrest
Gulnara Karimova has been stuck in her mansion since February over allegations that run the gamut from corruption to black magic. Oh, and her dad's the president. -
Gmail's Privacy Gains Help Google
New encryption will protect the privacy of your Gmails from everyone but Google -
Holding Peace Hostage
The kidnapping of three Israeli teens is dividing Palestinians—and puts the Palestinian Authority chief’s leadership at risk -
New Eavesdropping Equipment Sucks All Data Off Your Phone
On the streets of D.C., foreign agents and U.S. counterspies wage a new kind of spy war -
Spain's Empty Housing Project Valdeluz
Built to house an emerging middle class, Valdeluz is now a monument to Spain’s staggering economic collapse -
Big Fight in Little Odessa
Putin’s push in Ukraine exposes the deep hatreds that split the immigrant communities in New York City -
My Big Fat Myanmar Wedding
In Burma, Christian rebels fighting the military regime get married en masse -
How Credit Suisse Got Off Easy
“It just seems like Credit Suisse bought their way out of a problem.” -
Does This Mean Osama Bin Laden Has Won?
If the Islamists win in Iraq, another Iran-Iraq War is in the cards -
The Coal, Hard Facts
U.S. attempts to cut emissions will be so much hot air unless China signs on -
Tea Party to U.S.: We’re Winning
By pushing mainstream Republicans to the right, the insurgents are claiming victory despite primary losses
