J By Laura King
Los Angeles Times
ERUSALEM - Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, unable to shore up his battered government, on Tuesday called early national elections, even as he acknowledged that a...
W By Esther Schrader and Henry Weinstein
Los Angeles Times
ASHINGTON - In striking a close associate of Osama bin Laden dead in Yemen, the Bush administration has entered a murky area of international...
J By John Ward Anderson
The Washington Post
ERUSALEM - As violence raged outside between Israelis and Palestinians, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon narrowly survived three confidence votes in parliament Monday...
S By Mark Magnier
Los Angeles Times
RINAGAR, India - While pundits hope a recent election here in the Indian-held part of Kashmir will help end 13 years of secessionist violence, Mohammed Maqbool, 60,...
L By James Bates
Los Angeles Times
OS ANGELES - Walt Disney Co. disclosed Monday what could become the legal equivalent of getting stuck in a honey jar for a Florida company locked in a battle over hundreds...
N By Walter Hamilton
Los Angeles Times
EW YORK - One of the nation's biggest accounting firms Monday accused William H. Webster, appointed to head the nation's new accounting oversight board, of making...
W By Peter Slevin
The Washington Post
ASHINGTON - The Bush administration, anticipating a successful U.N. Security Council vote on an Iraq resolution, plans to embark soon on a campaign to build public...
J By Laura King
Los Angeles Times
ERUSALEM - Benjamin Netanyahu, one of Israel's best-known and most popular politicians, said Sunday that he was willing to accept the job of foreign minister in Prime...
I By Karl Vick
The Washington Post
STANBUL, Turkey - A party with roots in political Islam won a decisive victory in Turkey's national election Sunday, presenting a possible challenge to a long secular...
W By Jonathan S. Landay
Knight Ridder Newspapers
ASHINGTON (KRT) - The commander who is planning a possible U.S. invasion of Iraq has won Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld's support for a ground...