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The Red Scare is no longer the main fear that drives U.S. foreign policy, but one important legacy of the Cold War lives on at the Defense Department's National Guard
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When the Embassy of Kazakhstan wanted to buy a new residence for the ambassador, the buyers decided on a three-story $5.5 million neoclassical home in Northwest, near Embassy Row and
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