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As Israeli settlements have expanded across East Jerusalem and the West Bank, a peace settlement has become more difficult.
No matter our hopes and fears, Christmas morning carries a message of hope that we can experience every morning.
Terrorism is cruel and destructive. It grabs attention with vivid violence. But terrorism is ultimately ineffective.
Partisanship puts a block on reforming the Electoral College.
The Alawite minority has ruled the Sunni majority since the mid-1960s. Without addressing that problem, Syria's unrest likely will persist.
Last week, the white man who punched a black man at a Donald Trump rally offered a heartfelt apology. It's a lesson in what really makes the nation great.
On Monday, the Electoral College convenes in statehouses across the US. Barring an unlikely surprise, that will be the final act in election 2016.
Russia is at odds with Syria, Iran, and Hezbollah over the failed cease-fire in Aleppo. That might signal an important shift in alliances.
An African leader reverses course and threatens a delicate transition.
Getting to the bottom of alleged Russian hacking almost certainly won't change the US election. But it is necessary to safeguard democracy.