By JAMES GLANZ and ANDREW W. LEHREN
Secret documents reveal more than 1,000 targets of U.S. and British surveillance in recent years, including the office of an Israeli prime minister and heads of international aid organizations.
By KATIE THOMAS, REED ABELSON and JO CRAVEN McGINTY
While the Affordable Care Act clearly benefits those at the low and high ends of the income scale, many middle-class Americans don’t qualify for health care subsidies, and are facing steep premium prices.
By MARK MAZZETTI and ROBERT F. WORTH
The reported deaths of innocent people in a wedding procession this month illuminated the reality behind the Obama administration’s new drone policy.
By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK
Civilian protesters and armed groups have chased militias from Tripoli and Benghazi for the first time since the ouster of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in 2011.
By THOMAS KAPLAN
Bill de Blasio’s winning campaign for mayor of New York — and his relentless critique of economic inequality in the city — seems to be emboldening liberal elected officials elsewhere.
By MICHAEL WINES
Conservationists have planted milkweed, a favored food of the butterfly, along migratory routes where natural habitat has been plowed under for crops.
News Analysis
By JACKIE CALMES
At a news conference, President Obama held out hope for a better year but suggested little strategy for achieving once-ambitious goals.