During the 2012 U.S. presidential election, President Obama mocked Republican Mitt Romney’s assertion that Russia is America’s chief geopolitical foe.
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As a college student at the George Washington University, George Cristian Maior developed an affinity for football and rooted for
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Photos: Turquoise Mountain Part of the mission of Turquoise Mountain, a British NGO, is to provide a sustainable source of
Forty years ago, a young Irishman named Tony Culley-Foster sprinted 2,986 miles across the United States — averaging 39 miles
Until recently, Washingtonians who craved quality barbecue had to look to the suburbs, and most of what we found was
When Patrick Hayes, then 32, came to Washington in 1941 to manage the National Symphony Orchestra, the city was unquestionably
The European Union’s passport-free travel area known as the Schengen zone is under great strain, and with it the very
Saudi Arabia and Iran are currently locked in a regional proxy war, buttressed by their respective oil reserves. Relations between
Cover Story Iraqi Kurds Battle Islamic State, Pursue Campaign for Self-Determination With Syria disintegrating and the Islamic State entrenched in
