
Margaret Papandreou, American-Born Greek First Lady, Dies at 102
Born in Illinois, she spent her life rewriting another country's rules entirely.
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International affairs, conflict, diplomacy, and the world beyond America.

Born in Illinois, she spent her life rewriting another country's rules entirely.

Controllers kept asking the pilot to repeat himself. Then the radar went empty.

Operators called it imminent at 2:01 p.m. Five towns got the order.

The ground at that base camp is flat. That is what surprised the organizers.

Six died below the Acropolis. Residents had warned of the gas risk in writing a year earlier.

Six kinds of units, a four-month window, and a document that never says Cuba.

A Syrian prison break, a papal route studied on foot, and the cordon that held.

A military flight left Port-au-Prince on Sunday. The families in Colombia found out afterward.

Two men swam out off a Perth city beach. Only one returned.

She took the other path at the top of the cliff. Rescuers were already coming.

Withholding a decree is routine in Moscow. The date these three carry is not.

A search volunteer's radio message reached the premier before anyone checked it. Police have apologised.

A foreign government just spent three minutes of airtime on a 20-year-old college student.

A California commute turned into a 14-hour mess, and one driver had it worst.

He spent his childhood wondering. At 16, his mother told him the whole story.

Beijing invited him to an academic conference. He was detained inside the airport on arrival.

Their boat sank before dawn. What kept them alive for four days is almost too simple.

The ladder stopped two floors short, so she had one option left.

Firefighters opened the classroom door and something eight feet long was staring back.

Two clean inspections, four bird strikes, and a warning nobody could stop in time.