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When an old-style communist purge unfolds, totalitarianism comes back into view.
Compromise has never been a rousing rallying cry.
Call it the Arab anti-Spring.
Mandela often reminded people that he was no saint – “unless you think of a saint as a sinner who keeps on trying.”
Mars is not a nice place to live – alternating between scorching and freezing.
Names can prompt passionate reactions in international relations.
What Mandela gave South Africa – and the world – was a living lesson both in justice and forgiveness. You could call that a life of grace.
It’s not news that President Obama’s key legislative achievement, the Affordable Care Act (ACA), has had problems.
Don’t look now, but peace may be at hand in Washington in the long-running war over the federal budget.
The 28-member European Union and the newly established Eurasian Union are colliding in Ukraine.