Politics

Israeli Tanks Raid Palestinian-Controlled City

In retaliation for recent suicide bombings, Israeli forces leveled a Palestinian police station in the West Bank town of Jenin.

A Russian View

A look at the evolution of Russian-American relations under Presidents Bush and Putin, from a Russian perspective.

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The Latest U.S. Census: Portrait of America

Examining some of the surprising numbers from the latest U.S. census.

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Palestinian Suicide Bomber Kills Self, Injures 15

In yet another episode of violence, a Palestinian walked into an Israeli coffee shop outside the town of Haifa, and blew himself up.

Macedonian Parties Sign Peace Accord

Despite weekend violence, Macedonia's rival factions signed a landmark peace accord that gives the ethnic Albanian minority more power.

Britain Suspends Northern Ireland Government

The British government stripped lawmaking power from the fledgling Northern Ireland coalition -- a move officials say will give Protestant and Catholic politicians more time to settle their differences.

Palestinian Suicide Bombing Kills 15

A Palestinian suicide bomber killed at least 15, including six children, in a Jerusalem restaurant packed with families.

Israeli Soldiers Take PLO Offices

Israeli police said police officers and special forces entered and closed nearly a dozen offices of the Palestine Liberation Organization in East Jerusalem following a deadly suicide bombing.

Macedonian Parties May Sign Peace Accord Monday

An international envoy said a peace accord between Macedonia and ethnic Albanian rebels will be signed Monday, despite renewed violence in the region.

Microsoft Appeals Antitrust Ruling to Supreme Court

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Software giant Microsoft appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that the company is an illegal monopoly.