WASHINGTON — A free-trade agreement that is the largest since 1994 was reached weeks after President Obama’s deadline after both sides agreed to more time to eliminate tariffs on autos.
WASHINGTON — Cables offer an intimate view of the Yemeni leader, who has become steadily more aggressive against Al Qaeda.
MEXICO CITY — Documents depict Mexican officials conceding to failures in their military strategy for fighting the drug war.
MADRID — As hundreds of thousands of passengers were stranded at airports like the one in Bilbao, Spain’s government declared an emergency to compel air traffic controllers to return to work.
BAGHDAD — A string of bomb attacks, two targeting Iranian pilgrims, rippled through Iraq’s capital on Saturday morning, breaking a stretch of relative calm.
NEW DELHI — Barkha Dutt is accused of cozying up to the powerful people she should have been covering.
The International Atomic Energy Agency voted to set up a system that would discourage the use of uranium for bombs.
SYDNEY — “The aircraft would not have arrived safely” without the “action of the flight crew,” an air safety official said.
WikiLeaks directed users to a Swiss host for its Web site after being dropped by an American provider.
MANAMA, Bahrain — In Bahrain, the secretary of state and leaders of the kingdom display a unified front in concerns over Iran.
LAGOS, Nigeria — The anticorruption police said they planned to file charges against the former vice president in connection with a $180 million bribery case involving a former unit of the oil services firm Halliburton.
Ecuador is offering money to start businesses, one-way airplane tickets and a waiver on fees for belongings taken home by emigrants living in New York.
Federal extensions of benefits for the long-term jobless have become ensnared lately in political jousting over the soaring budget deficit.
“Thanks for the photos. Surreal images, but I am sure the aggression was real and frightening for the locals,” writes A reader in San Francisco.
John Prendergast has earned the attention of stars and presidents.
A murder in Celebration, Fla., reveals the reality of Disney’s planned community.
By counting key words in books, a project seeks insights on Victorian Britain.
Would prosecuting Wikileaks for spilling secrets be possible -- or smart?
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