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On March 18, 2024, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (HHS-OCR) revised its controversial December 2022 bulletin (the December 2022 Bulletin) regarding the use [...]

On May 3, 2022, the New York Legislature passed legislation to regulate certain 'material transactions' involving healthcare providers and others who provide administrative or management services to other healthcare providers. [...]

Byline: ROGER COHEN In 2004, an Australian woman of Lebanese descent, Aheda Zanetti, discovered a market niche. Troubled by the sight of her young niece trying to play netball in [...]

Byline: ROGER COHEN MILAN -- 'Indifference' is the word engraved on the stark wall at the entrance to Milan's Holocaust memorial, housed beneath the central railway station from which Jews [...]

Syriza, the left-wing party governing Greece, was elected early this year to bring change to a country suffering one of the sharpest peacetime economic declines in modern history. Turns out [...]

President Obama, in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, presented a powerful picture of a world at the cusp, torn between forces of integration and disintegration, woven together [...]

OSLO -- If there is one rule of international affairs that the Obama administration has forgotten or never learned, it is that mediated settlements reflect power balances. The principal way [...]

Nov. 30, 2010 -- Is the euro to the early 21st century what the League of Nations was to the early 20th: a fine idea that became a political orphan [...]

CHANIA, Greece -- The furthest thing from the minds of Egyptians and Turks when they took to the streets in recent mass protests was no doubt helping beleaguered Greece, but [...]

London A COUPLE of years ago I had an exchange with the Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, that went like this: ''You're working for a two-state solution?'' ''Correct.'' ''And Hamas [...]

VALENCIA, SPAIN -- A vast theme park south of this coastal city is called Terra Mitica, or mythical land. That is not a bad term these days for Spain, a [...]

LONDON -- So now we know: Mitt Romney believes the 13 North American colonies caused needless bloodshed by rejecting British authority, declaring independence in 1776 and waging war rather than [...]

LONDON It was the worst summer. The war seemed as unending as the excuses of Western leaders for their inaction. In a besieged Sarajevo, people raised hands to their necks [...]

Byline: Roger Cohen It's time to clear up some myths about regional airlines, starting with what, exactly, it means to be a 'regional' airline. In the U.S., scheduled airlines must [...]

When it comes to Iran, the choice of metaphor is limited. 'I would never take a military option off the table,' Barack Obama declared during the campaign, a position unchanged […]

In his first White House televised interview, with the Al Arabiya news network based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, President Obama buried the lead: The war on terror is over. […]

Of all the questions Barack Obama needs to ask right now, the most important should be addressed to the Secret Service: how the heck did Muntader al-Zaidi got his second […]

World leaders converge on a battered New York this week for the United Nations General Assembly and my advice to them is: think Damien Hirst. It's not that I expect […]

They're listening to Coldplay down on Wall Street: I used to rule the world Seas would rise when I gave the word Now in the morning I sleep alone Sweep […]

Thomas Pinnau, an executive at Mars Inc., the world's No. 1 chocolate maker, has an enviable title: Vice President/Indulgence. Now, in these times of plunging stock prices and falling sales, […]

This is the time and the city to deconstruct Obama. Barack was bad in Berlin and pitch-perfect in Paris. Is it just that he's a Rive Gauche kind of guy? […]

Barack Obama has already won the U.S. election by a landslide. In Europe, that is. Polls show the French putting the first African-American in the White House with 86 percent […]

I'll admit it: I'm thin-skinned about the kinds of slurs and innuendo about Muslims that have accompanied Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Years of being subjected to them while I covered […]

Perhaps there's something to treadmill wisdom. We're all so narrow-band these days, using the vast resources of broadband to direct ourselves into a chosen news and ideological tunnel. Polarized pluralism […]

It's the networks, stupid. More than any other factor, it has been Barack Obama's grasp of the central place of Internet-driven social networking that has propelled his campaign for the […]

For Kofi Annan, the Kenyan peace negotiations began in a Geneva hospital. The former UN secretary general was on his way to the airport on Jan. 15 when a fever […]

President Hugo Chavez has narrowly lost his latest attempt to push forward a revolutionary socialist agenda. His oil-rich country, still bent on humbling the United States, is an instructive place […]

Afghanistan is not Iraq. That's the good news. Decades of war are devastating, but not as crippling as decades of Saddam Hussein's totalitarian hell. The glint of initiative outweighs fear's […]

QALAT, Afghanistan Once upon a time there was a country, more a space than a nation, landlocked, mountainous, impoverished and windblown. There resided many peoples, including Pashtuns and Tajiks and […]

A senior Pentagon official has spent this month on a magical mystery tour of little-known European and Eurasian capitals trying to deliver a dribble of troops for Iraq and Afghanistan. […]

History happens, but only just. The lives of individuals, as of nations, may hinge on a millimeter's difference in the trajectory of a bullet, a road not taken on a […]

MALMO, Sweden A 16-day overland odyssey has brought Mokaled Gamil, a former Iraqi Army officer, to this southern Swedish town, and what he fears now more than anything is resettlement […]

So now we know where Eva from Mannheim and Angela from Dortmund and Irmgard from Dresden ended up during the war years -- jiving in pleated skirts to the strains […]

Stockholm Think Sweden and what comes to mind is probably not a youthful finance minister, with his long dark hair in a ponytail and a gold ring through his left […]

WASHINGTON Nicolas Sarkozy, the neophyte French president who can't keep still, has already been likened to Napoleon Bonaparte. Set aside visions of Sarko invading Egypt or retreating from Moscow and […]

The German health and agriculture ministers quit today over their handling of an outbreak of mad cow disease that has shattered consumer confidence in beef and even the country's beloved […]

Former Chancellor Helmut Kohl resigned his post as honorary chairman of Germany's opposition Christian Democrats today after the party's leadership turned on him with extraordinary vehemence and accused him of […]

YUGOSLAVIA, founded in 1918 as the 'Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes,' proved to be an artificial creation. In the absence of authoritarian rule -- the royal dictatorship of the […]

Francis Bouygues, a hard-nosed French businessman who built one of the world's largest construction groups and later diversified into the media business, died today at his vacation home in St. […]

Euro Disney's troubles deepened today as the company announced an unexpectedly severe third-quarter loss of about 500 million francs ($87 million), predicted further losses through the rest of the summer […]

FOR decades, book clubs have provided millions of Americans across the country with a steady supply of literature. The Book-of-the-Month Club and the Literary Guild, both founded in 1926, thrived […]

At a time of increasing tension over contracts between authors and publishing houses, Erica Jong has taken over the presidency of the Authors Guild and immediately called for 'a fairer […]

LEAD: Slim, dapper and understated, Warren H. Phillips presided for 33 years over a sharp expansion of both The Wall Street Journal and its parent, Dow Jones & Company, while […]