Russian Pilots Launch First Strikes in Syria, Officials Say
The attack came hours after President Vladimir V. Putin pushed a measure through the upper house of Parliament approving the use of Russian military forces abroad.
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Kerry Rushes In Where Obama Will Not Tread
The idea that solving the crisis in Syria, or any diplomatic dilemma, may be elusive, perhaps even impossible, is no deterrent to Secretary of State John Kerry.
U.S. Planes Strike Near Afghan Airport as Fight Rages
The Taliban surged outward from Kunduz, the major city that the militants captured on Monday, as the crisis in northern Afghanistan deepened.
Visas to Import Talent Help Copycats Take Jobs Abroad
Temporary work visa programs that were designed to bring in foreigners with specialized, hard-to-find skills are now being used by some companies to help move jobs out of the United States.
16 Years In, ‘Survivor’ Is Still on the Island
The reality show, beginning its 16th year on the air, has managed to keep drawing a steady number of viewers, even as its contemporaries have faded.
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Lawyer Says Kim Davis, Kentucky Clerk, Met With Pope
The lawyer for Ms. Davis, the clerk who defied a court order on same-sex marriage, said Pope Francis met with her in secret last week in Washington, but the Vatican would neither confirm nor deny the encounter.
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VW Scandal Shows a Need for More Tech, Not Less
The world is in an uncomfortable lull between the mechanical automobile age and fully computerized intelligence in our cars.
Reflections of a ‘Master Legislator’
Nineteen interviews with Senator Edward M. Kennedy, along with 170 more with colleagues, aides and others about his 46-year career, were released on Wednesday.
Treasure Seekers Hunt Nazi Gold in Poland
Explorers’ claims that they had found tunnels and a long-lost train loaded with gold, gems and armaments from World War II have set off a frenzy in southwest Poland.
Paris Fashion Week: Day 2
The travel lull between Milan and Paris is over, and it’s time for spring fashion: Courrèges, Christophe Lemaire, Galliano at Maison Margiela. And that’s just the morning shows.
Boehner’s Exit Will Cost McConnell Kindred Spirit
Senator Mitch McConnell and Speaker John A. Boehner have developed a bond that has not always existed between House and Senate leaders of the same party.
Brutalized Behind Bars in New York State
The state system for disciplining officers who batter inmates without cause is even worse than in the city jails.
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The Kurds’ Democratic Experiment
In Eastern Syria, a fragile de facto republic holds out against both jihadists and hostile neighbors.
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