No one knows precisely how the N.B.A. will change under a proposed matrix of new regulations, which are now under review by the players union.

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What N.B.A. Could Be Like Under a New Labor Deal

As Raúl Castro issues blunt calls for reform, Cubans seem ambivalent that the end result will change much.

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Havana Journal: In a Changing Cuba, Many Remain Skeptical

The earthquake and the resulting nuclear crisis will change Japan, but the open question is how, and how much.

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News Analysis: Reeling From Crises, Japan Approaches Familiar Crossroads

Get ready for Google’s next game-changer! The search giant will launch their e-book venture, Google Editions, by the end of the year, in a move the company hopes will change the entire e-book market. Google Editions will offer a “read anywhere” model…

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Google to Enter E-Book Game

To see how Tuesday’s midterm rout will change the face of Congress, look no farther than the Bible Belt of southwest Missouri. Voters there replaced Rep. Roy Blunt, a savvy insider, with Billy Long, a smack-talking auctioneer with no college degree but a pithy slogan: “Fed Up.”

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With turnover, House becomes more of a home for the everyman

Chief Executive Eric Schmidt says people will change their names to distance themselves from embarrassing content on the net.

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Google boss warns on social media