Last targeted settlements cleared
Israeli forces Tuesday overwhelmed the hilltop settlements of Homesh and Sanur with practiced assurance, finishing a pullout of thousands of Jewish settlers from Gaza and parts of the West Bank...
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Subway blasts were seconds apart
The three bombs that brought terror to the London Underground last week exploded within seconds of one another, according to new information disclosed by authorities Saturday. Investigators previously thought the...
‘I never saw the tube so quiet’
By 6 a.m., the brave were on their way. Fintan Lillis had lived in London only a few months and wasn't quite sure Friday how to maneuver to his office,...
Wary Britons facing grisly work
As the death toll from a wave of bombings grew, British investigators Friday toiled to recover an unknown number of bodies and salvage physical evidence from the ruin of three...
Allies on terror alert hunt London bombers
The United States and its allies Thursday ratcheted up security and deployed intelligence and police investigators to find the bombers responsible for a series of brazen and coordinated morning rush-hour...
`If I give in to the worry, the terrorists won’
Elayne Rowed had planned to take the 3 o'clock train from Paddington Station to her home, 200 miles away in Devon, and, hours after the worst terror attack ever in...
King calls for `freedom that lasts’
No Arab country can afford to slow democratic reforms, and no one in the region or beyond can ignore the need to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, King Abdullah II of...
Town deems pope worthy of beer
Overnight the local brew known as Weideneder Ale was transformed into Marktler Papstbier. Brioche at Luekert's Bakery was dunked in sugar and renamed Papst Mitre. And tea shop owner Eva...
Cheers are subdued for native son
Church bells rang in celebration of a native son's rise to power in the Vatican, but many Germans gave the new pontiff less than ringing endorsements. Even in these Bavarian...
Delaying marriage gets passing grade
The girls in this village near the languid waters of the Nile were always told they could do no better than to marry young, as early as 11, no later...