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Mubarak Stays in Power in Egypt, but Won't Run Again
President Hosni Mubarak's vow to step down in the fall was not enough for the hundreds of thousands who poured into Tahrir Square.
Reporters in Egypt Under Broad Assault
The Egyptian security forces were rounding up foreign journalists and human rights workers, witnesses said.
Yemen's Leader Pledges Not to Seek Re-election
President Ali Abdullah Saleh announced on Wednesday that he would not stand for reelection in 2013 or try to hand on power to his son, news reports said.
Mubarak's Allies and Foes Clash in Egypt
Clashes continued into Thursday morning as the government unleashed provocateurs on protesters.
U.S. Rift With Egypt's Mubarak Alters Mideast Calculus
Swift and dramatic changes in Cairo are altering the American administration's foreign policy agenda.
Egyptian Government Web Site Shut Down by Hackers
The online group Anonymous said it brought down the sites of the Ministry of Information and President Hosni Mubarak's National Democratic Party in support of the antigovernment protests.
Officials to Weigh Free Birth Control Under Health Law
The Obama administration is examining whether the new health care law can be used to require insurance plans to offer contraceptives and other family planning services to women free of charge.
In Book, Donald Rumsfeld Recalls Bush's Early Focus on Iraq
Known and Unknown, former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's memoir of his political career, mixes the policy and the personal.
The Man With the Snow Job
We are snowed in and sick of bad weather. Let us look for a dumping place for all of our bad vibrations.
Senate Rejects Repeal of Health Care Law
A bid by Republicans to repeal a sweeping overhaul fails, but they say they will keep trying.
Verizon's iPhone Doesn't Drop Calls
The Verizon iPhone will become available on Feb. 10. Does ATT have anything to worry about?
Arab World Faces Its Uncertain Future
The Arab world is watching a moment in Egypt that suggests it will never be the same again.
After Video Expos, Planned Parenthood Fires Employee
A clinic manager caught advising an apparent sex trafficker how to get medical care for underage prostitutes loses her job.
Hospitals Weigh Bans on Videos of Birth
In some hospitals, safety and legal issues cross paths with parents intent on documenting their child's birth.
Muslim Brotherhood Steps In, but Future Role Is Uncertain
The Muslim Brotherhood is growing more assertive, and analysts are unsure what it means for Egypt.
Get Ready for the Muslim Brotherhood
How secular democrats could stop the Brotherhood from taking power and imposing Shariah.
On the Upper West Side, 200 Square Feet and Room to Swivel
A Bulgarian immigrant finds thrift and ingenuity go a long way in a tiny apartment.
Watching Thugs With Razors and Clubs at Tahrir Sq.
President Obama owes the democracy protesters being attacked in Egypt and our own history and values a much more forceful statement deploring the recent crackdown.
Egypt's Bumbling Brotherhood
The Muslim Brotherhood, which so scares the West, has been shut out of the revolution through its own incompetence.
Early Maneuvering on Possible Shutdown
Democrats are moving preemptively to frame the budget battle on their terms to deter the Republicans from pushing for spending cuts and to hold them accountable if things go off the rails.
Smoking Ban Approved for New York Parks and Beaches
The City Council backed the most significant expansion of New York's antismoking laws in years.
