The Warrior Games have become a symbol of the military’s changing perceptions about who is fit to serve. Some of the athletes make it to the Paralympics, which start this week in Paris.

When her “do not resuscitate” order was ignored, Marie Cooper found herself in a painful situation she had hoped to avoid.

A major exhibition by the acclaimed artist will fill Frank Lloyd Wright’s rotunda with plants and artwork. Johnson stepped down from the Guggenheim’s board last year.

The transformation of cycling access in Paris over the past few years may have lessons for New York and its car-clogged streets.

Hezbollah’s long-dreaded retaliation for the killing of a senior commander appeared to be over before it began. But analysts said tensions could yet escalate further.

East Africa is on the cusp of conflict.

The proposed merger of Japanese and American industrial giants, which proponents say would benefit both countries, is ensnared by political and labor opposition.

A lobbying group is preparing a bid to define hunting with animals as a protected belief. Many experts have questions.

More than 20,000 customers were without power by Sunday afternoon, but neither the winds nor the flooding from the storm were dramatic.

The police say they have arrested a man they believe killed three people and wounded eight others at a festival in the town of Solingen, in western Germany.

State Republicans accused Dave Williams, who was ousted in a landslide vote, of dividing the party with “hateful narratives,” most recently against the L.G.B.T.Q. community.

The tourists were part of a group exploring a glacier in southeastern Iceland when an ice canyon wall collapsed. A fourth tourist was rescued, officials said.

Pavel Durov, the founder of the app, which has more than 900 million users, was taken into custody by the French authorities.

Antiterrorism prosecutors said officers had taken a man into custody in connection with a blast outside a synagogue in the southern French resort of La Grande Motte.

Israel and the Lebanese militia Hezbollah carried out some of their heaviest cross-border attacks in months on Sunday morning.

The escalating strikes across the Israel-Lebanon border fueled fears of a bigger conflagration, but both sides signaled that they were de-escalating, for now.

The vice president has virtually erased Berkeley, Calif., her hometown, from her campaign biography. The residents of “the People’s Republic” say they get it.

Two architects in the Netherlands made the most of the tiniest of spaces, “maximizing absolutely everything.”

Reuters said a safety adviser working with the journalists was missing and two other members of its team were wounded after a hotel in eastern Ukraine was hit in a strike on Saturday.

In his 30s, the Republican vice-presidential nominee read works on theology, mysticism, and political and moral philosophy. And he discovered his faith.