Obama Lays Out Case for Israel to Revive Peace Talks
By RICK GLADSTONE
In a carefully crafted address on Thursday that was enthusiastically welcomed by a youthful audience of Israelis, President Obama made his case for a future Israel at peace with the Palestinians.
Obama Says 2-State Deal ‘Still Possible’
By MARK LANDLER
President Obama met with President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday. In the video above, Jodi Rudoren on the visit.
House Passes Plan to Avert Shutdown of Government
By JONATHAN WEISMAN
The Republican-controlled House gave final approval Thursday to legislation that would keep the federal government funded through September.
Afghan Villagers Take On Taliban in Their Heartland
By CARLOTTA GALL
An uprising in Panjwai has spread through dozens of other villages in southern Afghanistan, in the most significant popular turning against the Islamist insurgents in recent years.
Mood Darkens in Cyprus as Deadline Is Set for Bailout
By LIZ ALDERMAN
People flocked to cash machines in the Cypriot capital as the European Central Bank said it would shut off access to low-cost capital if an accord is not reached on Monday.
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With 2016 in View, Doctor Delights G.O.P.
By TRIP GABRIEL
Dr. Benjamin Carson, a political unknown just weeks ago, has been embraced by conservatives after he criticized President Obama’s health care overhaul.
Poll Finds Broad Support for Path to Citizenship
By JULIA PRESTON
Nearly two-thirds of Americans favor giving illegal immigrants an opportunity for legal status, a poll showed.
U.N. to Investigate Chemical Arms Claims in Syria
By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said an inquiry would examine whether chemical weapons were used in Aleppo.
Kurdish Rebel Leader Urges Truce in Long Conflict
By HARVEY MORRIS
Abdullah Ocalan, the jailed leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, called on Thursday for his fighters to leave Turkey.
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Four Share a History: Nobody Believed in Us
By BEN SHPIGEL
All four teams involved in Thursday’s day session in Lexington, Ky. — Butler, Bucknell, Marquette and Davidson — rose from relative obscurity to captivate fans.
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