Assad is continuing his use of chemical weapons, according to reports. The U.S. is examining evidence that a Syrian village was attacked with chlorine gas.
Liberals see most of our ills resulting from our straying from the righteous path set forth for us by leaders like FDR and LBJ. Their impassioned narrative has deep roots in American society.
Europe’s disgruntled taxi drivers are trying to beat Uber in the courts because they are losing in the marketplace. Berlin is the latest European city to crack down on the start-up, and has banned it entirely.
A brazen morning bombing of a bus station on the outskirts of Abuja marks the largest terrorist attack ever this close to Nigeria’s capital. Though no group has yet claimed responsibility, the Islamist group Boko Haram is the likely culprit.
Two attacks by India’s Maoist rebels have left 14 dead. As national elections head into their second week, security forces will be on alert for more threats to millions of voters heading to the polls.
Is the pillory making a comeback in the United States? It would actually be a more humane response to crime than the grotesque prison system we’ve built.
Massachusetts universities have long been a magnet for planet’s best and brightest, but visa woes too often send them packing before they’ve hit their stride. Now Governor Deval Patrick wants to help them stick around.
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