U.S. Allies Still Angry at Snowden’s Revelations of U.S. Spying
Relations with Europe, Brazil are tense and unlikely to ease soon
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An Alleged Terrorist’s Family Waits in Hope and Fear
TIME speaks to the family of one Somali American member of al-Shabab, the terrorist organization that took credit for the Westgate Mall attack in Kenya
Minneapolis Somalis Struggle With al-Shabab Link
Under scrutiny from the media and law enforcement, the Twin Cities’ Somali expatriates try to raise their children safely in America.
Four Ways Obama’s Syria Gambit Could End
The White House last week said the U.S. will start arming certain Syrian opposition groups with light weapons, moving to intervene in that country’s bloody civil war.
The question now is how deeply America will become …
The Missing Animals of Moore: Residents Search for Pets Lost in Tornado
After seeing his house reduced to a pile of rubble by the deadly tornado that ripped through his hometown, Randy Wheeler didn’t hold out much hope for his blind, 13-year-old dog. But then friends spotted a picture of a small …
Moore Handles Media Circus With a Smile
Angie Tennyson and her teenage daughter Taylor were sitting in folding chairs in front of the ruins of Tennyson’s sister-in-law’s home on the corner of Seventh Street West and Telephone Road. Little remained of the home after Monday’s tornado tore through the Oklahoma City suburb, but the Tennysons were occupying prime media real …
Wrenching Decisions as Tornado Flattens School
As soon as she heard the tornado siren start to wail on Monday, Tracy Stephen rushed to Plaza Towers Elementary School to pick up her 6-year-old daughter Abigail. But when she got there the doors were sealed, the school locked …
‘It’s Like a War Zone’: Horror and Heroism in Oklahoma After Tornado Tears Through
Updated: May 21, 2013 at 10:00 a.m.
Brandon Morgan wanted to get up early to chase tornadoes. But Morgan, 22, overslept, and by the time he rolled out of bed on Monday, the first in a series of deadly storms was already …
Watching the Watertown Siege with Juice and Crackers
Watertown comes together after enduring one of the biggest manhunts in U.S. history.
The Marathon Bombing: Gunfights, Blasts and a Manhunt Shut Down Boston
One suspect is apparently dead while another is on the run after a night filled with drama, bloodshed and uncertainty
The Day the Marathon Stopped: Tragedy in Boston’s Back Bay
The explosions occurred just as the crowds were at their peak — and the attack seemed aimed at the spectators who had come to cheer the runners
Take Cover! It’s Kim Il Sung’s 101st Birthday!
When North Korea‘s founder Kim Il Sung was alive, he’d celebrate his birthday by imprisoning hundreds of thousands of “ideological offenders” or unveiling a blueprint for a “communist paradise.” His son and heir, Kim …
Bob Menendez’s Very Bad Week
Senator Menendez’s cozy relationship with top donor Salomon Melgen has turned a banner week upside-down.