Warren Strobel

Reuters

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Warren Strobel is Diplomatic Editor for Reuters. He is a former foreign affairs correspondent for McClatchy Newspapers

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It's reported that intelligence agents are withholding information from the Chief Executive out of fear that it could be leaked or compromised.

Another wedge between the President and intelligence community

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For months, State Department officials and a few members of Congress have warned that America's at risk of violating international law.

The United States in another Middle-East civil war

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As the US prepares to send 30,000 or more troops to Afghanistan, Iraq has seen a dramatic decrease in violence.  But politics is another matter.

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