Group Behind Mumbai Terror Still Viewed as a Major Threat

Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba has persisted, even flourished, since 10 recruits killed 163 people in a rampage through India?s financial capital.

Dozens Die as Tsunami Hits Samoa Islands

An 8.0-magnitude earthquake sent waves over the Samoa islands, reportedly killing at least several dozen people.

In Dispute With Iran, Path to Iraq Is in Spotlight

While the similarities between 2002, when faulty intelligence estimates on Iraq were produced, and 2009 are unmistakable, the differences are profound.

Room for Debate: The Polanski Uproar

Do successful artists get a pass for their moral failings or crimes?

In Mexico City, a Political Deal Redone

After winning a municipal post in Mexico City with the help of a backroom deal, an activist-turned-politician agrees to give it up ? on his terms.

Call to Fight Hints at Brown?s Last Hurrah

Gordon Brown tried to project a jaunty image during a speech at a Labour Party conference that many in Britain believe will be his last as prime minister.

Suicides in France Put Focus on Workplace

A recent spate of suicides at France Télécom has revealed a paradox of French society: Despite strong labor protections, workers see their lives at work as profoundly insecure.

Immigration Stories, From Shadows to Spotlight

A new exhibit at the Museum of Chinese in America illuminates the stories of ?paper sons,? like Tun Funn Hom, who evaded immigration laws meant to exclude the Chinese.

In Hong Kong, One Holiday and Lots of Book Sales

To prepare for the National Day holiday, retailers are stocking up on merchandise like designer bags, gold jewelry ? and banned books.

U.N. Investigator Presents Report on Gaza War

Richard Goldstone reported to the United Nations Human Rights Council on 36 specific attacks in Gaza and a number on the West Bank and in Israel.

Obama in New Round of Meetings on Afghanistan

President Obama met with NATO?s secretary general, who was noncommittal about a troop buildup.