Hezbollah rains rockets on militants near Arsal Hezbollah gained more ground on the northeastern Lebanese border with Syria over the weekend, as part of its offensive launched Friday against Jabhat Fatah al-Sham positions on the Arsal outskirts.
Hezbollah rains rockets on militants near Arsal Hezbollah gained more ground on the northeastern Lebanese border with Syria over the weekend, as part of its offensive launched Friday against Jabhat Fatah al-Sham positions on the Arsal outskirts.
Philippines' Duterte vows unrelenting drug war Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed Monday to press on with his controversial drug war that has claimed thousands of lives, as he outlined his vision of an "eye-for-an-eye" justice system
Turkish leader wades into Qatar dispute with Gulf tour Turkey's president waded into the diplomatic crisis gripping Qatar and four other Arab nations on Sunday, traveling to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as part of a three-country Gulf tour aimed at helping break the impasse
Private sector urges recall of salary scale Lebanon’s private sector is up in arms after Parliament endorsed new taxes and approved the salary scale for civil servants and public school teachers.
Private sector urges recall of salary scale Lebanon’s private sector is up in arms after Parliament endorsed new taxes and approved the salary scale for civil servants and public school teachers.
Why be a buyer of Saudi Aramco IPO Like cats transfixed by a pigeon, the world’s bankers are quivering in anticipation of next year’s initial public offering by Saudi Aramco, the state oil group.
Pizza brands battle for Russian far-flung regions Global pizza brands Domino’s and Papa John’s are preparing an assault on Russia’s provinces, betting they can turn a profit far from Moscow as online card payments become more widespread and consumers get to know foreign brands better.
On verge of explosion Israel’s outrageous actions have gone so far beyond its typical aggression that even the derelict Arab League has finally spoken, accusing the Jewish state of playing with fire and warning that Jerusalem is a red line.
On verge of explosion Israel’s outrageous actions have gone so far beyond its typical aggression that even the derelict Arab League has finally spoken, accusing the Jewish state of playing with fire and warning that Jerusalem is a red line.
The rising wave of anti-vaxxing Unfounded skepticism about vaccines in some communities, in developing and developed countries alike, has emerged in recent years as one of the most serious impediments to global progress in public health.
Donald Trump’s lost opportunity There are many ways to evaluate the Trump presidency at the six-month mark. What I am struck by is the path not taken, the lost opportunity.
Barca denials don’t stop Neymar talk Denials from Barcelona are doing little to halt the fervor that Brazil star Neymar could be joining Paris Saint-Germain in a transfer that more than doubles the world record.
Barca denials don’t stop Neymar talk Denials from Barcelona are doing little to halt the fervor that Brazil star Neymar could be joining Paris Saint-Germain in a transfer that more than doubles the world record.
Roddick reflects on career International tennis Hall of Fame inductee Andy Roddick said Saturday he was honored to have played in the era of the Big Four, but also acknowledged that they caused him no end of frustration in his career.
Lakers’ Lonzo Ball posts triple-double, in Adidas Lonzo Ball had another strong performance in the NBA Summer League, this time in another brand of footwear.
Ledecky’s double gold just the start Katie Ledecky is off to a golden start at the world championships. Make that a double gold start.
Hamilton could walk away from F1 ... or maybe not Lewis Hamilton has hinted he could walk away from Formula One at the end of the season, while also indicating it was highly unlikely.
Malaysia bans 'Despacito' on state radio, TV due to lyrics Malaysia has banned "Despacito" on state radio and television, though it might be hard to slow the song's record-breaking popularity
Malaysia bans 'Despacito' on state radio, TV due to lyrics Malaysia has banned "Despacito" on state radio and television, though it might be hard to slow the song's record-breaking popularity
N.Y. museum honors Muppetmeister Jim Henson Jim Henson, the relentless innovator who gave the world Kermit the Frog and “The Muppet Show,” is getting a permanent tribute in New York, nearly 30 years after his death.
R.L. Stine talks ‘Goosebumps’ “Goosebumps” creator R.L. Stine got a surprise during his first trip to San Diego Comic-Con.
R&B singer R. Kelly denies holding women captive R&B star R. Kelly on Monday denied explosive allegations that he was holding women in virtual slavery with control over all aspects of their lives
HIV and cancer teams double up to seek out new disease killers HIV experts at an international conference starting on Saturday are keenly courting colleagues in oncology to explore whether advances in harnessing the immune system against cancer can help the search for a cure for AIDS.
HIV and cancer teams double up to seek out new disease killers HIV experts at an international conference starting on Saturday are keenly courting colleagues in oncology to explore whether advances in harnessing the immune system against cancer can help the search for a cure for AIDS.
‘Let 1994 go’: Simpson racial symbolism, a relic Justin Zimmerman was a 7-year-old black boy in Moreno Valley, California, when O.J. Simpson was on trial for murder.
Peregrine falcon dies after flying into UC Berkeley window One of two baby peregrine falcons born on the University of California, Berkeley campus died after flying into a window, university officials said Wednesday
Taste of the Tour: Food and drink gems For three weeks, as the Tour de France riders did their thing, a team of Associated Press journalists who followed them valiantly ate and drank their way through the gastronomic offerings along the 3,540-kilometer route.
Lasmborghini Countach: The car world’s Lucifer 1983 shouldn’t have been particularly memorable for most people, but for me it was traumatic.
