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Brinkmanship and confrontation take a back seat – at least for now – in Washington and Peru.
Humanity's prosperity brings the need for responsibility about natural resources. Any climate shift affects someone somewhere.
Venezuelan socialism is funded by oil revenue. As prices collapse, political change could follow.
A Senate report on CIA methods stirs debate. It could also bring closure to that debate.
Though neither crisis is over, momentum appears to have changed significantly.
Job growth in the US is persisting and memories of the Great Recession are fading.
Important questions are being asked about police procedure in the US at a time of declining crime.
President Obama's likely choice for defense secretary signals a major shift in national security.
As NATO and Russia step up military activity, they must ensure they don't misread each other.
The multi-sided war is complex, but the greatest concern should be the millions of families caught up in it.