We were slowly losing our best friend to schizophrenia. But first, one more holiday road trip, one more meal
We have no problem with sometimes limiting hateful speech -- except, it seems, when Islam is the target
The U.N. could soon recognize it as a state, but Israel is swallowing more and more of its territory
"For six decades I've been pretending to be the honest broker -- but I'm here to tell you: It's all lies!"
The wounds of its people's tragic history have trapped Israel in a cycle of violence
The detention of journalist Iason Athanasiadis is a legal abomination -- and a breach of Iranian hospitality
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig needs to be there when Barry Bonds makes home run history -- and rise above the race issues that color Bonds in the public eye.
Little-noticed details in declassified U.S. documents indicate that Israel's Six-Day War may not have been a war of necessity.
As 1.5 million Gazans suffer for one Israeli, Palestinians remember five July days in 1948 when they lost everything -- and the world didn't care.
Far from bringing stability, Ehud Olmert's plan to draw Israel's final borders would destroy the Palestinian dream of self-determination and ignite more conflict.
In the summer of 1967 three Arab men return to their birthplace of Ramla and find themselves in an unrecognizable homeland.
U.C. Berkeley journalists traveled the world to report on the front lines of climate change.
