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When a radical pope says it's time we stopped treating capitalism like it's a religion, American conservatives get preachy.

Inside the Mossad's campaign to off its most dangerous foes, one by one.

The case for sending America's unemployed abroad.

Welcome to Dharamsala, ground zero in China's cyberwar.

Caught between the regime and Islamists, Syria’s gay community just struggles to stay alive.

This obscure FBI unit does the domestic surveillance that no other intelligence agency can touch.

The real program to sabotage Iran's nuclear facilities was far more sophisticated than anyone realized.

John Kerry has the skill, toughness, and ego to be a great secretary of state. But will the world let him?

Humanitarian workers chronicle Syria's suffering -- but withhold key details on who is at fault.

Havana keeps saying that it's willing to let this U.S. contractor go. But the White House and Congress keep rejecting the offers.

Why Obama has to lean in to the nuclear negotiations with Iran.

Can the skyrocketing crypto-currency survive when all of D.C. is looking to tame it?

President Nicolas Maduro is promising to knock out graft and corruption. But as election ploys go, this one looks extremely cynical.

Months before he fell ill, on my last visit with Yasser Arafat, I knew he was not long for this world. But nine years later, the conspiracies live on.

Sorry, but the New York Times' star columnist just doesn’t understand Europe.

The race to build the continent's tallest building is on … finally.

As America's star power dims, who will take center stage?