You could easily write a book, or, better yet, make a movie about the drama that engulfed Sony Pictures and "The Interview," Sony's own movie about the fictionalized assassination of North Korea's real-life dictator. The whole saga reflects so many (...)
MARSA ALAM, Egypt — ON Tuesday, I visited a bakery in Cairo's dirt-poor Imbaba neighborhood, where I watched a scrum of men, women and children jostling to get bread. You have to get there early, because the baker makes only so many subsidized pita (...)
RAMALLAH, West Bank-When I reported from Israel in the mid-1980s, the big debate here was whether Israel s settlement-building in the West Bank had passed a point of no return-a point where any serious withdrawal became virtually impossible to (...)
The Middle East is experiencing something we haven t seen in a long, long time: moderates getting their act together a little, taking tentative stands and pushing back on the bad guys. If all that sounds kind of, sort of, maybe, qualified, well . . (...)
