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Wary Syrian Rebels Agree on Truce, but Battles PersistFree Syrian Army rebels said they would cooperate with the cease-fire, which takes effect Monday, but feared it would benefit the government.     
Experts Weigh In on What Trump-Putin Bond Could MeanNearly all major U.S. objectives differ from Russia's, leading experts to question what Trump's praise for Putin could mean if he were elected. Wary Syrian Rebels Agree on Truce, but Battles PersistFree Syrian Army rebels said they would cooperate with the cease-fire, which takes effect Monday, but feared it would benefit the government.
Underground Railroad Gets Families Out of Aleppo"I just wanted to protect my son. I don't care if I died, as long as he stays alive," said Samar. "I said, 'I am going to die.' Thank God I survived." Bromance Between China, Russia Appears to Hit a SnagA gulf still separates the economies of China and Russia despite their 2,600-mile border and Moscow's decision to "pivot East."
North Korea Calls Latest Sanctions Push 'Laughable'North Korea on Friday set off its most powerful nuclear explosion to date, ratcheting up a threat that its rivals and the U.N. have been powerless to contain. Russia Holds Biggest Drills Yet in Annexed CrimeaRussia has staged one its largest ever military drills in the annexed Crimea peninsula but denies it is being provocative. Black Market for 'Baltic Gold' Is Booming Despite DangersThousands of men are putting their lives on the line as they hunt for amber — the 50-million-year-old remnant of pine forests. More Recent Articles
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Hillary Clinton’s Doctor Says Pneumonia Led to Abrupt Exit From 9/11 EventThe incident, which occurred after months of questions about Mrs. Clinton’s health from Republicans, is likely to increase pressure on her to address the issue.
Clinton Loses Balance at 9/11 MemorialHillary Clinton briefly appeared unsteady on Sunday during a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attack. Her physician later said Mrs. Clinton is being treated for pneumonia and dehydration. Hillary Clinton Has Pneumonia: What That MeansA common lung infection that most healthy people overcome, pneumonia can be serious for people 65 or older.
White House Letter: Michelle Obama Brings Voters’ Trust to Hillary Clinton’s CampaignMrs. Obama will this week put her broad popularity and reputation for authenticity to work for a candidate who has suffered from a lack of both. In a Shift, U.S. Includes Families in Hostage Rescue EffortsAfter President Obama ordered a policy overhaul last year, communication with families has improved and more than 70 captives have been returned. But over a dozen are still being held.
Spate of Deadly Attacks in Syria Ahead of Cease-FireAt least 91 people have been killed in strikes on rebel-held areas in the two days since Russia and the United States declared that a cease-fire would begin on Monday. In Connecticut, a Wealth Gap Divides Neighboring SchoolsFairfield and Bridgeport sit side by side and spend more per student than the national average, but the quality of the education they offer is worlds apart. Marriage Falls in China, Transforming Finances and FamiliesThe drop in marriage stems in part from China’s aging population, but also reflects that women who once were pushed to wed are exploring new options. On Tennis: Stan Wawrinka Proves Himself a Reinvented ChampionWawrinka, who had not won a major before age 30, captured his third with a United States Open victory over Novak Djokovic. A Wimbledon title would give Wawrinka a career grand slam. On 9/11 Anniversary, Somber Reflections on Lives, and a World, ChangedRelatives of those who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, gathered in Lower Manhattan, at the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pa., to commemorate the 15th anniversary. From Staten Island to a 9/11 Memorial, a Bus Ride Becomes a RitualAs they have each year since 2002, a group of people who lost family members on Sept. 11 shared a ride from Staten Island to the memorial events. The Interpreter: How Countries Like the Philippines Fall Into Vigilante ViolenceSocial scientists who study extrajudicial killings say the real story is more complicated — and more tragic — than a simple story of good versus evil. A Glorified Sidewalk, and the Path to Transform AtlantaThe Atlanta BeltLine project, which would circle the city’s urban core with a biking and pedestrian loop, aims to rejuvenate an area known for suburban sprawl. As More Devices Board Planes, Travelers Are Playing With FireThe batteries in phones and laptops pose fire hazards, and experts caution that the odds could catch up with the air-traveling public. Why Business Class Poses a Unique Fire HazardElectronically adjustable airline seats are comfy, but they can crush a cellphone — and the volatile battery inside it. Angela Merkel’s Problems in Germany Could Challenge Europe, TooThe chancellor is under growing political pressure over her migration policy at a time when the Continent is looking for strong leadership. Elon Musk Says Pending Tesla Updates Could Have Prevented Fatal CrashThe upgrades to Tesla’s Autopilot system will require drivers to refrain from taking their hands off the wheel for long periods and will use radar to better identify potential obstacles in the road. Visa Program Up for Renewal Amid Allegations of FraudThe merits of the EB-5 program, which allows foreign investors to gain citizenship by putting money into economic development projects, are being debated again. Ireland Doesn’t Want Apple’s Back Taxes, but the Irish Aren’t So SureAfter six years of belt-tightening and tax increases, many Irish workers say their government’s reluctance to collect $14.5 billion from Apple is unfair. Navy Launches Largest Destroyer, With Captain Kirk at the HelmThe U.S.S. Zumwalt, a stealth ship that cost about $4.4 billion, is part of a class of destroyer ships focused on sea-to-land attacks. San Lorenzo di Lerchi Journal: Italian Grows Forgotten Fruit. What She Preserves Is a Culture.Like her father before her, Isabella Dalla Ragione scours the countryside in search of varieties that no longer satisfy agricultural trends, market demands and modern tastes. Eddie Antar, Retailer and Felon Who Created Crazy Eddie, Dies at 68Mr. Antar expanded his business from a single Brooklyn store, founded in 1969, into the largest consumer electronics chain in the New York metropolitan area. N.F.L. Week 1: Jimmy Garoppolo Leads Patriots Past CardinalsHere’s what’s happening, and what’s going to happen, in Week 1 of the N.F.L. season. More Recent Articles
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