Topic: Ilene Prusher

Sexual attacks on journalists: Why foreign women are seen as fair game

The recent assaults on New York Times photojournalist Lynsey Addario and CBS foreign correspondent Lara Logan underscore the new dangers that female journalists face in covering conflict in a culture where the clash of liberal and traditional values is especially intense.

Global doors slam shut on immigrants

While Arizona's anti-immigrant law gets all the attention, countries around the world are pursuing tough immigration polices on a scale rarely seen in history.

Five nations boosting their culture of innovation

How places like China, Brazil, and Israel are taking aggressive steps to encourage more start-ups – and what that means for the US.

New Moon opening night: From Britain to China, fans are going crazy

New Moon opening night is bringing out the fan base – largely teen girls – around the globe.

Talk to the Editor with John Yemma for October 1: Israelis and Palestinians

Gaza war analyst: Does his Nazi-era collection indicate bias?

Mark Garlasco was suspended by Human Rights Watch. But does his hobby mean his report on white phosphorus use in Gaza is inaccurate?

Today's coverage: Sotomayor faces new rules, Shell strikes deal, Globe doesn't

Today's coverage: World reaction to Obama speech, and more

Today's coverage: Sotomayor's words in court, Obama's message to Arabs

Today's agenda: North Korea's capacity, Palestinian summit, rights in China

Today's news stories: Troops in Iraq, graduation mayhem in France, and limiting youth access to credit

Today's news stories: Tamil Tigers, Supreme Court, NRA, Netanyahu

Today's lineup: Taliban PR, pope's trip, Florida builders

Today's news agenda: the pope, Uighurs, Somalia, and young entrepreneurs

Today's agenda: Life under Taliban, Obama healthcare deal, Hubble repair

Today's briefing: Pakistan's next hot spot, Mexico returns to normal

Kerry steps cautiously into Hamas territory

Stop shooting, says UN chief, then get a Gaza cease-fire deal

Palestinian disunity could be a sticking point in cease-fire negotiations.

Hamas signals Gaza truce; Israel debates goals

Reporters on the Job

Reporters on the Job

Reporters on the Job

Reporters on the Job

Reporters on the Job

Barack who? Arabs weigh in.

Senator Obama is an unknown quantity as he tours the Middle East.