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China may be seeing that soft power is more effective than hard power.
Nov. 4 is circled in red on the calendars of Republicans and Democrats.
No one involved in the Syrian civil war is optimistic about a peaceful settlement.
There’s a Nobel Prize waiting for the person who devises a principled but humane formula for immigration reform.
The original Olympics were accompanied by a truce among the Greek city-states.
Politicians constantly propose laws, criticize policies, and make claims and counterclaims.
There are two big tech anniversaries this year.
Most Republicans and Democrats agree that the nation’s $16.7 trillion debt is a problem.
Peace talks in Geneva over the Syrian civil war have come and gone.
Rather than bloodshed, anarchy, or civil war, a shift in power in Kiev could reinvigorate the young democracy.