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David Ignatius

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Associate Editor and columnist for the Washington Post and senior fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government; author of The Increment, a spy novel, and Body of Lies, which was made into a motion picture

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In the aftermath of the latest bombings in Europe, US officials say progress is being made toward destroying the Islamic State.

Can ISIS Be Destroyed by the West?

In the aftermath of the latest bombings in Europe, US officials say progress is being made toward destroying the Islamic State.

from To the Point

The debates are over and it's on to the swing states in a presidential campaign that's almost over.  Is last night's debate on foreign policy likely to make a difference?

The Last Debate: Foreign Policy

The debates are over and it's on to the swing states in a presidential campaign that's almost over.  Is last night's debate on foreign policy likely to make a difference?

from Which Way, L.A.?

In last night's final debate , it wasn't the challenger who went on the offensive as much as the incumbent.  President Obama called Mitt Romney "wrong and reckless," and tried to…

The Last Debate: Foreign Policy, with Just Two Weeks Remaining

In last night's final debate , it wasn't the challenger who went on the offensive as much as the incumbent.  President Obama called Mitt Romney "wrong and reckless," and tried to…

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Life, replete with its ups and downs, goes on in U.S. and Mexican border communities despite the political calamity unfolding around them.

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Demands for the impeachment of President Trump are on the rise since Democrats re-took the House. But, what if the Senate refused to convict him?

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Ambassador Wendy Sherman admits she “lost it,” and broke down in “tears of anger and frustration” as lead negotiator for the Iran Nuclear Deal.

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