Raids Show the Limits of U.S. Military Strikes
Raids Show the Limits of U.S. Military Strikes |
- Raids Show the Limits of U.S. Military Strikes
- U.S. Said to Hold Qaeda Suspect on Navy Ship
- Target in U.S. Raid on Somalia Is Called Top Shabab Planner of Attacks Abroad
- Libya Condemns U.S. for Seizing Terror Suspect
- Dozens Are Killed in Street Violence Across Egypt
- Ciudad Guayana Journal: Rival Factions in Strike Underscore the Fissures in Post-Chávez Venezuela
- A Balancing Act Around Lake Tahoe
- Europe Aims to Regulate the Cloud
- World Bank, Rooted in Bureaucracy, Proposes a Sweeping Reorganization
- Divers Recover 83 More Bodies From Migrant Ship
- Swarm of Rivals Seeking Share of Social Media Pie
- Music Review: Christine Salem’s Tradition in World Music Institute Show
- Music Review: Vijay Iyer’s ‘Open City’ at Montclair State University
- Federal Reserve to Unveil a Redesigned $100 Bill
- Netanyahu Dressed Down After Appeal To Iranians
- Zoos Aim to Ward Off a Penguin Killer
- Afghan Presidential Hopefuls Are Told to Leave Guns at Home
- Disruptions: How the F.A.A. Caught Up to an Always-On Society
- Loose Ends: High Tea for Two Tourists
- Bomber Kills 13 Children At Iraq School Playground
- Bringing Universities to Refugee Camps in Kenya
- Formula One: Vettel Takes Step Closer to Title With Victory in South Korea
- Rugby: All Blacks Stand Supreme in South Africa
- A Federal Budget Crisis Months in the Planning
| Raids Show the Limits of U.S. Military Strikes Posted: 06 Oct 2013 08:40 PM PDT A long-sought suspect was nabbed, but another target eluded capture in raids by United States forces in North Africa over the weekend. 
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| U.S. Said to Hold Qaeda Suspect on Navy Ship Posted: 06 Oct 2013 07:43 PM PDT With the capture of Abu Anas al-Libi, only a few Qaeda operatives indicted in the 1998 bombings of two American embassies in East Africa are believed to be still at large. 
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| Target in U.S. Raid on Somalia Is Called Top Shabab Planner of Attacks Abroad Posted: 06 Oct 2013 06:36 PM PDT The man, a Kenyan of Somali origin known as Ikrimah, was not captured, and there is as yet no evidence that he was killed in the firefight on the Somali coast early Saturday. 
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| Libya Condemns U.S. for Seizing Terror Suspect Posted: 06 Oct 2013 06:24 PM PDT A day after American commandos carried out raids in two African countries, Libya's interim government demanded an explanation from Washington for what it called the "kidnapping" of a Libyan suspect. 
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| Dozens Are Killed in Street Violence Across Egypt Posted: 06 Oct 2013 05:59 PM PDT A surge of violence that left 51 dead and hundreds injured raised new questions about the ability of the interim government to secure the fractured country. 
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| Ciudad Guayana Journal: Rival Factions in Strike Underscore the Fissures in Post-Chávez Venezuela Posted: 06 Oct 2013 05:54 PM PDT The government claims a strike at a steel mill was prompted by American meddling, but strikers say they are owed unpaid bonuses and other benefits. 
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| A Balancing Act Around Lake Tahoe Posted: 06 Oct 2013 05:17 PM PDT A development plan satisfies some environmental groups and political leaders in California and Nevada, but critics say it will open the door to more development than proponents claim. 
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| Europe Aims to Regulate the Cloud Posted: 06 Oct 2013 04:25 PM PDT Legislators are pushing for privacy protections, even if using cloud technology becomes more complicated as a result. 
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| World Bank, Rooted in Bureaucracy, Proposes a Sweeping Reorganization Posted: 06 Oct 2013 03:54 PM PDT The new leader has a plan to sort the sprawling bank's operations by the kinds of projects involved, like agriculture or energy, rather than by region. 
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| Divers Recover 83 More Bodies From Migrant Ship Posted: 06 Oct 2013 03:12 PM PDT The death toll, now at 194, is likely to grow following the disaster near an Italian island in the Mediterranean. 
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| Swarm of Rivals Seeking Share of Social Media Pie Posted: 06 Oct 2013 02:40 PM PDT Ahead of its I.P.O., Twitter must prove it can fend off a younger generation of nimble social services that offer clever new ways for people to connect and share. 
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| Music Review: Christine Salem’s Tradition in World Music Institute Show Posted: 06 Oct 2013 02:20 PM PDT The singer Christine Salem embraced the African-rooted tradition of maloya in a World Music Institute concert at Symphony Space. 
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| Music Review: Vijay Iyer’s ‘Open City’ at Montclair State University Posted: 06 Oct 2013 02:15 PM PDT Vijay Iyer's "Open City" employed 18 musicians performing composed material and creating in the moment while onstage. 
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| Federal Reserve to Unveil a Redesigned $100 Bill Posted: 06 Oct 2013 02:13 PM PDT The new $100 bill will have modern and colorful anti-counterfeiting features, overcoming problems that postponed its debut for more than two and a half years. 
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| Netanyahu Dressed Down After Appeal To Iranians Posted: 06 Oct 2013 01:43 PM PDT In response to remarks Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel made to BBC Persian, Iranians took to Twitter to inform him that they do, in fact, wear jeans and listen to Western music. 
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| Zoos Aim to Ward Off a Penguin Killer Posted: 06 Oct 2013 01:20 PM PDT Malaria, an unrelenting killer, is stalking penguins in captivity, which lack natural resistance to the avian version of the disease. 
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| Afghan Presidential Hopefuls Are Told to Leave Guns at Home Posted: 06 Oct 2013 12:10 PM PDT As the deadline to register approached, the list of candidates included men with checkered pasts, and there was concern violence and fraud would mar the coming vote. 
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| Disruptions: How the F.A.A. Caught Up to an Always-On Society Posted: 06 Oct 2013 11:56 AM PDT Last week, a panel recommended that the F.A.A. change its rule, allowing passengers to use their electronic devices from gate to gate, including takeoff, taxiing and landing. 
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| Loose Ends: High Tea for Two Tourists Posted: 06 Oct 2013 11:48 AM PDT We wanted high tea: the tradition, I imagined, where you look at tiny cakes and indulged in thoughts about roses or art. 
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| Bomber Kills 13 Children At Iraq School Playground Posted: 06 Oct 2013 10:55 AM PDT A suicide bomber killed at least 13 schoolchildren and a headmaster and wounded 80 others, the police said. It was the first of three attacks that left at least 31 people dead. 
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| Bringing Universities to Refugee Camps in Kenya Posted: 06 Oct 2013 09:40 AM PDT A pilot program aims to offer 400 students in the Dadaab camps in Kenya a chance, over the next few years, to earn accredited diplomas in teaching and also a chance to earn university degrees. 
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| Formula One: Vettel Takes Step Closer to Title With Victory in South Korea Posted: 06 Oct 2013 09:29 AM PDT The German driver Sebastian Vettel retook control of the race after a late restart, earning his eighth victory of the season and third in a row at the Korean Grand Prix. 
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| Rugby: All Blacks Stand Supreme in South Africa Posted: 06 Oct 2013 09:28 AM PDT New Zealand retained the Rugby Championship title by beating its main rival, while putting the rest of the globe on notice just two years before the next World Cup. 
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| A Federal Budget Crisis Months in the Planning Posted: 05 Oct 2013 07:42 PM PDT The stand by conservatives that led to the current crisis was the outgrowth of a long-running effort, waged by a galaxy of well-funded groups, to undo President Obama's health care law. 
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