11.01.2016 18:22:12 (GMT+12)
An Uncertain New Chapter in Sinaloa, El Chapo's Home State
The moral ambiguity of taking sides with the narcos, or feeling an abiding empathy for them, is not lost on the citizens of Sinaloa.
Obama's Last State of the Union Address Aims to Set Tone for '16 Campaign
Mr. Obama hopes to use his last address as president to frame the debate about who should replace him and where the country should go from here.
Hospital Aided by Doctors Without Borders Is Bombed in Yemen
At least four people were killed and the Shiara Hospital, in northern Yemen, near the border with Saudi Arabia, suffered severe damage.
In Show of Alliance, American Forces Fly B-52 Bomber Over South Korea
The bomber was dispatched on Sunday to conduct training missions after North Korea's fourth underground nuclear test.
Cubans, Fearing Loss of Favored Status in U.S., Rush to Make an Arduous Journey
Worried that an advantage in immigration law may end as the United States restores relations with their country, many Cubans have rushed off the island, only to be stalled in Central America.
A Tumultuous Housing Program in Algeria
A government housing program in Algeria is one of the most ambitious in the region, but critics say it is creating as many problems as it solves.
The moral ambiguity of taking sides with the narcos, or feeling an abiding empathy for them, is not lost on the citizens of Sinaloa.
Obama's Last State of the Union Address Aims to Set Tone for '16 Campaign
Mr. Obama hopes to use his last address as president to frame the debate about who should replace him and where the country should go from here.
Hospital Aided by Doctors Without Borders Is Bombed in Yemen
At least four people were killed and the Shiara Hospital, in northern Yemen, near the border with Saudi Arabia, suffered severe damage.
In Show of Alliance, American Forces Fly B-52 Bomber Over South Korea
The bomber was dispatched on Sunday to conduct training missions after North Korea's fourth underground nuclear test.
Cubans, Fearing Loss of Favored Status in U.S., Rush to Make an Arduous Journey
Worried that an advantage in immigration law may end as the United States restores relations with their country, many Cubans have rushed off the island, only to be stalled in Central America.
A Tumultuous Housing Program in Algeria
A government housing program in Algeria is one of the most ambitious in the region, but critics say it is creating as many problems as it solves.
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