Games Bring Out National Uber Pride
Like most of you, I'm spending some time these days watching the Olympics.
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As Veteran Population Changes, Services Must Adapt
The proposed reductions in the Pentagon鈥檚 budget have a lot of people worried that smaller will mean weaker.
US Confronts New Perils in the Middle East as Election Looms
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discovered in the Middle East this week that its revolutionary moment has entered a new, violent, and unpredictable phase. Just after her return, Syrian rebels mana
Afghanistan is Missing from the Campaign
After 11 years, 2,000 American lives, trillions of dollars, and lifelong disabilities for nearly half of the soldiers who have fought there 鈥 we are still at war in Afghanistan.
Hillary Clinton's Tenure: Not So Bad
Is Hillary Clinton a great secretary of state?
Pulling the Plug on Nation鈥檚 Security
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The Return of Russia
President Barack Obama has made the reset with Russia a priority, while Governor Mitt Romney has called the Kremlin America鈥檚 鈥渘umber one geopolitical foe.鈥 Who鈥檚 right?
Provocateur and Chief
Moments before Mohammed Morsi, Egypt鈥檚 newly elected president, took the stage to address tens of thousands of jubilant supporters in Tahrir Square last Friday, a voice rang out over the loudspeaker
The Cuban Missile Crisis at 50
Fifty years ago, the Cuban missile crisis brought the world to the brink of nuclear disaster. During the standoff, U.S. President John F.
Egypt and Iran鈥檚 Inevitable Courtship
Critics of President Obama and Iran鈥檚 Revolutionary Guard are rarely in alliance, but it happened this week as Egypt鈥檚 Mohammed Morsi was declared president.
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