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Cover Story
New Government Promises Fresh
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People of World Influence
Chamber of Commerce Icon Makes
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Ecuador Envoy Leaves
Ecuador’s Outgoing Envoy: Ties
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The Genocide Lobby
On 100th Anniversary, Armenians
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Digital Diplomacy Forum
Philippine Embassy Reaches
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Obama Insights
Obama’s Budget, Security Strategy
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Book Review
From Mediocre to Memorable:
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Treating the Treatment
Fit for Life: The Best Thing
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Under Tom Donohue’s leadership, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has forged a reputation as a confrontational — but “ethical” and with “good manners,” as Donohue puts it — force to be reckoned with in Washington. 
After over three years of riding out the storm of Ecuador-U.S. acrimony, Ambassador Nathalie Cely Suárez is leaving Washington satisfied that she helped bring bilateral ties back from the abyss. 
Armenia’s formidable grassroots advocacy movement is going into overdrive to get Americans to recognize the 100th anniversary of Turkish atrocities that it says amount to genocide. 
Can you hear me now? Filipinos can, thanks to a new app devised by the Philippine Embassy to help diaspora communities keep in touch with home. 
Three major documents shed important light on President Obama’s vision of the world and what he hopes to accomplish the rest of his term. 
Since leaving what many saw as a mediocre presidency, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s stock has risen steadily over the past half century, and he is now often regarded as one of America’s finest presidents. 
If you aren’t already convinced that regular exercise is one of the best things for just about every aspect of your health, two studies validate what doctors have been saying for years. 