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In the past few years, unemployed workers from developing nations have traveled to the Middle East to find jobs and higher wages. NPR's Philip Reeves visited a northern Indian village to speak to one job-seeker, who worked for a transport company in Iraq and ended up being kidnapped.

The Pakistani military continues to search for al Qaeda militants along the border with Afghanistan. Pakistani warplanes and helicopter gunships attacked a suspected terrorist training camp, and government spokesmen report some 50 militants were killed. NPR's Philip Reeves reports.

His criticism of Ukraine aligns so well with the Kremlin's talking points that they've broadcast excerpts of his internet show.

Millions of Americans will watch 72-year-old Gerry Turner a widower, woo 22 age-appropriate women and find his second happily ever after.

The deal covers a lot of what writers were fighting for: higher wages and residual payments, minimum staffing for writers' rooms, and protections against the use of artificial intelligence.

Imani Perry is a professor and scholar of race, gender, sexuality and African and African American Studies at Harvard University.

Last summer might have been one of the coolest we experience for decades. We know the effects of climate change are exacerbating the extreme heat, so how do we heatproof our cities?

This may be the largest health care strike in history.

The highest court in New York has ordered congressional district maps be re-drawn.

Lebanon residents say the Israeli military fired artillery at them and the rounds were coated in white phosphorus, which burns incredibly hot. Human rights groups say it should be looked at as a war crime.