Hanging on the wall of François Delattre's office is an enormous aerial color photograph depicting thousands of volunteers standing on Omaha Beach, arranged in a pattern that spells out the
When it comes to recalling foreign policy's role in this Republican presidential primary, one word will stand above the rest: "Ubeki-beki-beki-beki-stan-stan." Former frontrunner Herman Cain eschewed the notion that foreign
Visiting a foreign country's embassy here in Washington is very much like a sneak preview of that nation itself. It starts with security, or lack thereof. There are some embassies
How often should women be screened for osteoporosis? Most women assume that they need a bone density scan every year, or at least every other year, once they reach menopause.
The Dutch have long been at the mercy of Mother Earth. A country largely at or below sea level, as early as the 12th century the Dutch began constructing dikes,
Tourism in D.C. has been growing at a steady clip in the past five years. In 2010, about 17 million visitors spent $5.68 billion in the nation's capital, according to
When a leading U.S. civil rights group first began fighting segregation a century ago, it took to America's streets and courts. A hundred years later, it is voicing its outrage
As the Peace Corps approached its 50th anniversary last year, Director Aaron S. Williams asked the agency to take a long, hard look at itself. The result was a 200-page
As details continue to emerge about the Obama administration's plans to slash defense spending and revamp America's global security posture, U.S. allies are worried that their defense relationships and arms-trade
