The Saturday Profile: Crusading for Israel in a Way Some Say Is Misguided

The Saturday Profile: Crusading for Israel in a Way Some Say Is Misguided
SkyMall’s Parent Files for Bankruptcy Protection
News Analysis: New Saudi King and U.S. Face Crucial Point in the Relationship
For Obama’s Visit, India Takes a Broom to Stray Monkeys and Cows
After an Anxiety-Filled Campaign, Greek Voters Consider a Turn to the Left
Fort Hood Could Not Have Foreseen 2014 Gun Attack, Army Says
Yemen Calm but Confused After President’s Resignation
Justices to Hear Case Over Drugs Used in Executions
War Is Exploding Anew in Ukraine; Rebels Vow More
World Briefing: Libyan Peace Talks to Resume, U.N. Says
Modern Farmer’s Future in Doubt
On Tennis: Roger Federer Departs Just as Rafael Nadal Returns to His Feet
T Magazine: The Peculiar Genius of Bjork
New King in Saudi Arabia Unlikely to Alter Oil Policy
Court Upholds France’s Move to Strip Citizenship of Man Jailed on Terror Charge
Officials Say Ebola Cases Are Falling In West Africa
Modern Farmer’s Future in Doubt
Clinton Opponents Hone New Barbs and Attacks as 2016 Campaign Nears
Diverse Israeli Arab Political Factions Join Forces to Keep Place in Parliament
Inequality as a Religious Issue: A Conversation With the Archbishop of Canterbury

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 06:50 PM PST

To show, as she put it, "there is a price to Jewish blood," Nitsana Darshan-Leitner sues nations, terrorist organizations and others that have harmed Israelis — angering some on the left in Israel.

SkyMall’s Parent Files for Bankruptcy Protection

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 06:33 PM PST

The in-flight catalog's parent, Xhibit, attributed some of its troubles to changes in in-flight entertainment and retail competition.

News Analysis: New Saudi King and U.S. Face Crucial Point in the Relationship

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 06:04 PM PST

Saudi Arabia's new king, Salman, inherits both the policies put in place by the more assertive brother he is succeeding and the conflicts that in recent years have characterized relations with Washington.

For Obama’s Visit, India Takes a Broom to Stray Monkeys and Cows

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 05:45 PM PST

With President Obama arriving Sunday, India faces a special challenge in trying to chase troublesome but venerated animals like cows and rhesus macaque monkeys out of view.

After an Anxiety-Filled Campaign, Greek Voters Consider a Turn to the Left

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 05:10 PM PST

Battered by years of economic trouble, Greeks may turn to the leftist Alexis Tsipras and his party when they go to the polls on Sunday.

Fort Hood Could Not Have Foreseen 2014 Gun Attack, Army Says

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 05:09 PM PST

Officials at the base in central Texas could not have predicted a shooting rampage last year in part because the troubled soldier behind the attack gave no clear warning that he posed a threat, according to an Army report.

Yemen Calm but Confused After President’s Resignation

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 04:54 PM PST

Houthi militiamen appeared to be consolidating their control, and there were reports that Parliament might reject the president's resignation.

Justices to Hear Case Over Drugs Used in Executions

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 04:14 PM PST

The Supreme Court agreed to rule on three Oklahoma inmates' contention that a new chemical combination poses a significant risk of terrible suffering.

War Is Exploding Anew in Ukraine; Rebels Vow More

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 03:37 PM PST

Evidence is increasing that Russian troops and Russian equipment have been pouring into eastern Ukraine again.

World Briefing: Libyan Peace Talks to Resume, U.N. Says

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 03:05 PM PST

The United Nations said that most of Libya's feuding factions had agreed to meet in Geneva next week to resume talks on ending their conflict.

Modern Farmer’s Future in Doubt

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 02:30 PM PST

The remaining paid editorial staff members of the 100,000-circulation quarterly and website have resigned.

On Tennis: Roger Federer Departs Just as Rafael Nadal Returns to His Feet

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 02:05 PM PST

Despite falling to the unheralded Italian Andreas Seppi in the third round of the Australian Open, the Swiss star was coming off a grueling, but successful, 2014.

T Magazine: The Peculiar Genius of Bjork

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 01:14 PM PST

Solo musician or master collaborator? For her new album, Bjork merged the two sides of her artistry to create a new experience of music — again.

New King in Saudi Arabia Unlikely to Alter Oil Policy

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 01:02 PM PST

The death of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia is unlikely to deter the nation's high level of oil production despite the recent sharp drop in prices, analysts said.

Court Upholds France’s Move to Strip Citizenship of Man Jailed on Terror Charge

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 12:12 PM PST

The Constitutional Council reviewed a challenge by the lawyer of a Moroccan-born man, Ahmed Sahnouni, who had become a French citizen in 2003.

Officials Say Ebola Cases Are Falling In West Africa

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 11:55 AM PST

Officials said that there had been a substantial reduction in new cases, but that dwindling funds and the approaching rainy season were a problem.

Modern Farmer’s Future in Doubt

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 11:36 AM PST

The remaining paid editorial staff members of the 100,000-circulation quarterly and website have resigned.

Clinton Opponents Hone New Barbs and Attacks as 2016 Campaign Nears

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 08:41 AM PST

Once called a '60s feminist, Hillary Rodham Clinton is now more often portrayed by her opponents as an out-of-touch elitist.

Diverse Israeli Arab Political Factions Join Forces to Keep Place in Parliament

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 08:34 AM PST

Facing an electoral threshold that threatens to bar small parties from Parliament, the factions are forming a single ticket for the March elections.

Inequality as a Religious Issue: A Conversation With the Archbishop of Canterbury

Posted: 23 Jan 2015 08:25 AM PST

The Most Rev. Justin Welby speaks about income inequality, the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, divisions in the Church of England and Pope Francis.