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The departure of Amb. Husain Haqqani could mark the start of a new era of U.S.-Pakistan cold war More »
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The departure of Amb. Husain Haqqani could mark the start of a new era of U.S.-Pakistan cold war More »
Can't anyone in Washington play this game? More »
On Saturday night, all the Republican candidates gave us reason to worry about what they'd do as commander in chief More »
Ross, an experienced and high-level adviser to the Obama administration, announced he will be leaving government More »
What happens in Libya, it seems, stays in Libya More »
The economics are not the most salient point about Europe's predicament today. Although markets are driving the news, the Euro crisis is mainly about politics and history, and Europeans have pushed relentlessly for a breakdown of national boundaries as the antidote to World War II. More »
The killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen, raises questions about due process and the president's adoption of his predecessor's policies More »
Criticized for getting involved, the president waged a quiet campaign that has dislodged the Libyan dictator More »
There's probably not much the president could have done about the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression--except lead better More »
After the administration failed to follow his advice on Wall Street and the stimulus, the top economic adviser will leave behind a frustrating job More »
Are they really at odds? To see the answer, you have to read between the lines. More »
How the president learned to stop worrying and love hard power -- as long as it's covert More »
Former officials are taking credit for bin Laden's death, but the current president has corrected his predecessor's misguided thinking More »
Understanding an ally that hides terrorists even as it kills many of them More »
In matters of foreign policy, the president finds himself in his predecessor's shoes More »
The president's speech on Libya made it clear: He doesn't have a grand foreign-policy strategy More »
Fabled for his foibles, he was also the greatest diplomat of his generation. More »
