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Is There a Split in Democratic Leadership?

Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Nuclear Situation The folks at The Washington Quarterly — a foreign policy journal from the Center for Strategic and International Studies — were trying to promote a forthcoming article on the North Korea nuclear situation by former Clinton administration State Department official …

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Reporter's Notebook: A Different Kind of Terror Tune

I’ve reported on hundreds of terror stories over the years. It’s nice to report an “anti”-terror story for a change. A Pakistan-born British man and his two sons have done what a lot of people have long been demanding: They are Muslims declaring that those who use terror in the …

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Sometimes It Takes a Horrible Storm to Make Us Appreciate Life

Nothing shakes you to your foundation, like losing your foundation. Your roof. Your home. Your things. Gone, in an instant. I heard the story this morning of one Hurricane Dean survivor who said he wanted to pinch himself to see if he was still standing. He was. His house wasn’t. …

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