For A Palestinian Father, Six-Day War Led To A Divided Life After the war, Omar Omar was stuck in Jordan. He made a new life in the U.S. and sent back money to help his family. Now when he returns to the West Bank, where he was born, he sees it as an outsider.

Omar Gonzalez enjoying life — and success — after leaving Galaxy Omar Gonzalez never wanted to leave his team. Or his home.

Video From The New York Times We’re in Santa Ana to discuss the rising power of Latino communities in the U.S. with Gustavo Arellano, the author of the "Ask a Mexican” column in Orange County Weekly. All 7 members of the city council are Latino in Santa Ana, which is about 78 Read more ... % Latino overall. If you have questions for Gustavo, leave them in the comments and NYT reporters Jenny Medina and Adam Nagourney will ask them.

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The House of Horrors that Raised Orlando Killer Omar Mateen Long before his rampage in the Pulse nightclub, there was deep trouble in the home of Omar Mateen.

FBI Tracked Orlando Killer Omar Mateen and Came Up Empty Federal investigators had a “reasonable suspicion” Omar Mateen was tied to terrorism—and followed him for nearly a year. But the trail ultimately went cold.

Meet the First Woman to Lead a Mexican Drugs Cartel The men of the Arellano Felix clan are dead or in jail so officials believe Enedina Arellano-Felix has taken over

The Ballad of Mullah Omar Mullah Omar, whose death Afghan authorities announced on Wednesday, was the charismatic spiritual leader of the Taliban, and a man of great significance.

Searching for Osama and Omar AFP “THEY think they can run, they think they can hide, because they think this country's soft and impatient,” declared President George Bush over the...

Meet the First Woman to Lead a Mexican Drug Cartel The men of the Arellano Felix clan are dead or in jail so officials believe Enedina Arellano-Felix has taken over