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The Islamic State is not yet on the run, but the fear factor is fading.
Ebola, the Islamic State, and Russia are today's challenges. They can be met and mastered.
Vladimir Putin's policies are driving out the very people the country most needs.
Tunisia and Ukraine are young democracies in troubled neighborhoods. If they endure, the effect would be powerful.
Was Beijing's “one country, two systems” formula a hollow promise?
Terror attacks get attention. They don't change minds.
Prison populations in the US are falling. Now what about all those prisons?
Iraq's prime minister would make history by leading Iraqis above factionalism
Instead of recoiling from the dangers of Ebola, 'global citizens' should step up assistance to West Africa.
With decreasing unemployment and cheaper commodity prices, the "real economy" is looking up.