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Ryan Lizza: How the Arab Spring remade Obama’s foreign policy.
Barack Obama came to Washington just six years ago, having spent his professional life as a part-time lawyer, part-time law professor, and part-time state legislator in Illinois. As an undergraduate, he took courses in history and international relations, but neither his academic life nor his work in . . .
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Foreign Policy Guru Weighs In on Obama
Zbigniew Brzezinski is a fan of President Barack Obama’s foreign policy, with important caveats.
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U.S. Defends Bahrain Policy
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the United States supports a political process that advances the rights of the citizens of Bahrain.
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Policy bolsters Internet freedom
WASHINGTON – Days after Facebook and Twitter added fuel to a revolt in Egypt, the Obama administration plans to announce a new policy on Internet freedom, designed to help people get around barriers in cyberspace, while making it harder for autocratic governments to use the same technology to repress dissent.
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Protests In Egypt Pose Challenge For U.S. Policy
Egypt is a key U.S. ally in the Middle East, and the political instability there could have serious repercussions for President Hosni Mubarak. On Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called for restraint in Egypt. For a look at the U.S. response to the crisis, Melissa Block speaks to Tamara Wittes, deputy assistant secretary for Near Eastern Affairs.
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John F. Kennedy — Still Shaping American Foreign Policy 50 Years After His Inaugural Address
As he took the podium to deliver his Inaugural Address fifty years ago today, President Kennedy inspired the nation with stirring words that still resonate in the hearts and minds of Americans fifty years later.
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Years after being kicked out of military, woman appears in documentary about ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ policy
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — Due to the discovery of a couple love letters written to her girlfriend, Robin Bolster-Grant was kicked out of Annapolis in January of 1983.
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Orleans: Feds should study state’s wastewater policy
ORLEANS — The scientists and engineers who examined the failure of New Orleans’ hurricane protection system during Hurricane Katrina and U.S. management of the H1N1 virus could get a call from Cape Cod officials asking for help.
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Obama heckled again over “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy
A gay rights activist heckled President Obama at a California fundraiser last night urging him to “move faster” on a proposed repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell.” Kip Williams, an activist with the group GetEqual, interrupted Obama’s fundraising speech on behalf of Sen. Barbara Boxer, which prompted the president to pause and lecture the man as other Democratic supporters booed.
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Senate Dems Pledge Action On Energy Policy, But Quiet On Substance
Senate Dems Pledge Action On Energy Policy, But Quiet On Substance
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