They called it an "emergency" U.N. Security Council meeting but no one had any idea it would lead to a
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In his international affairs career, Richard Haass has worked as both a nuts-and-bolts practitioner and a big-picture analyst who has
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Richard Lugar, the two-time chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, returned to his old haunts in mid-June to celebrate
In 1965, Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr., the fifth dean of the Washington National Cathedral, joined Rev. Martin Luther King
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