Steve Clemons

New America Foundation / The Atlantic

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Steve Clemons is a senior fellow in the international security program at the New America Foundation and Washington editor-at-large at the Atlantic.

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North Korea's latest missile firing gives 20 leaders of the most powerful nations on Earth still more to talk about as they meet this week in Germany.

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North Korea's latest missile firing gives 20 leaders of the most powerful nations on Earth still more to talk about as they meet this week in Germany.

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In deference to President Trump, NATO leaders agreed not to focus on Russia during this week's summit.

Trump declines to endorse NATO's Article 5

In deference to President Trump, NATO leaders agreed not to focus on Russia during this week's summit.

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Trump gets intelligence briefings, and Republicans get Obamacare cold feet.

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