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Iran claimed Tuesday it had captured a U.S. drone after it entered Iranian airspace over the Persian Gulf— even showing an image of...
By Jeffrey Fleishman
CAIRO -- Egypt's highest court postponed ruling on a case against the constitutional assembly after Islamist supporters of President Mohamed...
At least seven people were feared missing and several dead after about 150 concrete panels fell from the roof of a tunnel on the main...
By Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
MENLO PARK — In just eight years, Facebook signed up more than half the world's Internet population.
By Patrick J. McDonnell and Nabih Bulos, Los Angeles Times
BEIRUT — Internet and telephone service were restored to the Syrian capital Saturday, two days after a nationwide communications...
By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
CAIRO — Islamists in Egypt's capital rallied Saturday to support President Mohamed Morsi in what is emerging as a decisive battle with...
By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
GOMA, Congo — The rebels' truck rounded the corner at breakneck speed and skidded onto theĀ wrong side of a pitted bush road,...
By Patrick J. McDonnell and Ramin Mostaghim, Los Angeles Times
BEIRUT — The chief of the Tehran police unit charged with investigating online crime has been fired for "negligence and insufficient...
By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times
JERUSALEM — Israel is among the most security-conscious nations on Earth. F-16 warplanes scream overhead. Antimissile systems become...
By Jeffrey Fleishman and Reem Abdellatif, Los Angeles Times
CAIRO — Egypt awoke to widening protests Friday from a resurgent opposition testing a president who refuses to rein in his power while...
By Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations General Assembly voted by a lopsided margin over U.S. and Israeli objections to grant Palestinians...
By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
CAIRO — Egypt's Islamist-dominated constitutional assembly passed a rushed draft of a constitution early Friday to ease public anger...
By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
CAIRO — Amid thimbles, pins and strands of silver thread, the tailor twitched his pencil-perfect mustache in disgust and said the...
By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times
BEIRUT — Syria was plunged into Internet darkness Thursday and much of the nation's telephone service was cut as fighting raged on the...
By Tracy Wilkinson, Richard Fausset and Brian Bennett, Los Angeles Times
MEXICO CITY — In the six years of outgoing President Felipe Calderon's war against drug gangs, the U.S. became a principal player in...