Jason Reed
Obama Administration Moves Toward Intervention in Syria as People Prepare for the Worst
Secretary of State John Kerry says the US and the international community face a choice of historic consequence. That consequence is especially real for opposition activist Amer Al-Sadeq.
How the Dutch are helping New Orleans stay dry
Obama Pledges Greater Surveillance Transparency
Obama faces protest in South Africa, is unlikely to meet with ailing Mandela
Informality and Power Politics: Barack Obama and Xi Jinping on the Ranch
Obama Visits Israel, Lauds An 'Unbreakable Alliance'
On the first day of President Obama's three-day trip to Israel, he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu showcased the bond between their two nations.
President Obama's Trip to East-Asia Irks China
President Obama arrived in Cambodia for an East-Asian summit Monday, just hours after making history by becoming the first US sitting president to visit Myanmar.
The Implications of the US Election for Israel
The World's Matthew Bell reports on the implications of the election for Israel, and on support there for both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
Relevancy of Foreign Policy Debate Questioned
The foreign policy issues that come up in presidential debates are not necessarily the ones that will be most relevant for the candidate who wins the election. That's according to Boston Globe foreign affairs columnist Juliette Kayyem.
Romney in Israel voices support for pre-emptive strike on Iran; offends Palestinians
On the second stop of his three-nation foreign tour, Mitt Romney found himself walking back remarks that seemed to indicate he endorsed a pre-emptive Israeli strike on Iran. A day later, he was on the defensive again after he offended Palestinians with comments about their poverty.
Personal stories of unemployment
Unemployment rates just continue to rise. The lack of work has lead to the unemployed taking whatever jobs they can get their hands on. We look at some of the faces behind the numbers.