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There is reason to hope that a new effort by outside powers to negotiate an end to the Syrian civil war might bear fruit.
A US Navy warship pushes back against China’s redistricting of the South China Sea.
The University of Mississippi removed the Confederate-themed state flag Monday. What a difference 14 years makes.
In the past 25 years, remarkable gains have been made against extreme poverty. Such progress is possible elsewhere.
The latest Benghazi investigation follows seven others plus a nonpartisan State Department probe. It is hard to imagine there are still unknowns.
Vice President Biden is known for compromise and bonhomie across the political spectrum. That is an achievement in itself.
Will Rep. Paul Ryan ride to the rescue as the new House speaker? Probably not. And that might not be a bad thing.
Will Rep. Paul Ryan ride to the rescue as the new House speaker? Probably not. And that might not be a bad thing.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict must not escalate. The path to peace is clear.
Afghanistan is a prime example of why the US and other nations can never disengage with world problems.