KABUL, Afghanistan — Interviews with an Afghan soldier who opened fire on Americans reveal the rage that officials worry may disrupt the training mission at the core of the United States’ withdrawal plan.
WASHINGTON — A finding by the Federal Trade Commission that Google had not broken the law by highlighting its own services in search results could strengthen the firm’s already dominant position.
The satellites, which orbit Earth to relay phone calls and broadcast television programs, will become legal for civilian export under legislation signed into law by President Obama.
Transocean, the driller whose Deepwater Horizon oil rig blew out in 2010 to cause the nation’s biggest oil spill, agreed to settle civil and criminal claims with the U.S. government.
NEW DELHI — A court on Thursday charged five men with crimes that could result in the rare imposition of the death penalty. Above, a protest outside the court.
MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has signed a decree making the actor, above, who has been fighting high taxes in France, a Russian citizen.
TEL AVIV — A program offers free classes in styling, the retail clothing business, dress design and sewing, in hopes of boosting self esteem and job prospects Above, Iris Stern Levi, center, teaching a course.
RICHMOND, Va. — Some wardens looking for an easy way for inmates to reflect on their crimes, improve fitness and cope with prison life are turning to yoga.
BEIRUT — Hezbollah’s Lebanon chief wants to open the country’s border to refugees to avoid further bloodshed.
Twelve House Republicans’ rejection of Speaker John A. Boehner’s leadership warned of further challenges ahead.
People tend to underestimate how much their tastes and personalities will change in the future, research found.
LONDON — Faced with racist chants, Kevin-Prince Boateng and his A.C. Milan teammates walked off the field on Thursday during a friendly in Busto Arizio.
LONDON — Demba Ba’s career has taken him from France to Belgium to Germany to England; now it seems he will head to Chelsea, even if his new coach won’t say so.
Pictures of the Day: Syria and Elsewhere
A father was in agony after his two children were killed in Aleppo, Syria.
Venezuelans are forced into a collective death-bed vigil for Hugo Chávez because of lacking information about his physical condition.
Ms. Lerner helped make the study of women a legitimate subject for historians.
When Hugo Chávez steps down or dies, will his brand of socialism continue?
A theater critic finds himself rooting for a movie he doesn’t particularly like.
For nuclear talks with Iran, President Obama should learn two Persian words: maslahat and aberu.
The very British show “Downton Abbey” has enthralled viewers worldwide.
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