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NYT > World - May 20, 2007
The battle left at least 22 soldiers and 17 militants dead and set off a military campaign to root out militants inside Lebanon’s Palestinian refugee camps.
NYT > World - May 20, 2007
Amid the hum of industry, half of India’s people are left off the power grid.
NYT > World - May 20, 2007
A bombing in Baghdad killed six soldiers and an interpreter; another soldier died in a separate attack.
NYT > World - May 20, 2007
The attack came a day after another suicide bombing killed nine people, among them three German soldiers in the northern province of Kunduz.
NYT > World - May 20, 2007
The attack came hours after Israel announced that it would intensify military operations in Gaza.
NYT > World - May 20, 2007
The British military’s policy to allow homosexuals to serve in the armed forces has for the most part become a nonissue.
NYT > Education - May 20, 2007
Marymount College is shutting down after recognizing its final graduates, as enrollment declines nationwide at small women’s colleges.
NYT > U.S. - May 20, 2007
At least 15,000 people have trekked to a river’s edge to catch a glimpse of two injured and wayward humpbacks.
NYT > U.S. - May 20, 2007
Employers said that they were unhappy with a major immigration bill because it would not cure severe labor shortages they foresee.
NYT > U.S. - May 20, 2007
The evangelical Christian movement has evolved in potentially momentous ways.