Turkish airstrikes killed a fight and wounded others

The Kesbehs were a hardworking immigrant family with a successful business and deep roots in Houston. But after 9/11, the U.S. kicked them, along with thousands of other Arab and Muslim families, out of the country. Now, in a land the children barely know, they wonder why their life has been shattered.

I still support the war in Iraq, but we need to rid ourselves of our perverse myths about Middle Eastern men and women.

The Baghdad morgue, where Iraqis come every day to collect the bodies of slain relatives and comrades, is the alpha and omega of Iraq's civil war.

The last time I bought a liquor cabinet I needed to put my bottles somewhere. This time I had no bottles . . . yet

Are the class action shareholder lawsuits already brewing? How does clean-tech activism fit into a search engine company's mandate?

If we don't cut back on carbon pollution, our summers will keep getting hotter

Why Palestine’s feminists are fighting on two fronts

King Salman's son Mohammed is now the desert kingdom's dominant figure — and the challenges before him are huge

Al Jazeera is well-funded and doesn't need to make money. But its prospects, here and in Middle East, are uncertain

A tough job market is forcing couples to find work in different cities

Documents reveal Barrack’s plan to team up with Arab princes to buy a U.S. nuclear company.

The doctor's murder is domestic terrorism, and if our leaders don't act boldly, there will be more violence

The food markets of a foreign land are my first destination when I travel — where I learn what's most important