... What do you make first of this new cease-fire. Are there clear winners and losers? MICHAEL MCFAUL, Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia: Well, the first thing I would say is that peace is always better than war. The fact that they're not fighting in towns like Mariupol ...
... first since 1990. The victory came after Mario Gotze knocked the ball down with his chest and then kicked it into the far side of the net. Meanwhile, Brazil is beginning to come to terms with its team's devastating losses and the high costs of hosting the Cup. In ...
... News Channel 5’s Phil Williams uncovered documents that show Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam’s administration had offered Volkswagen $300 million in incentives conditioned on the automaker rejecting the creation of a workers council by United Auto Workers at a plant to be built in Chattanooga. Haslam pushed back on ...
... happen to all of us, regardless of what we believe along the political spectrum. So I see public policy maybe helping to clear some of the challenges that have existed in creating low-cost, viable products. Helping to think about ways to create better access to those low-cost products ...
... in a box, one largely of our own making. The American electorate didn't buy our box. Millions stayed home instead -- not because of how the box was wrapped, but rather, what we didn't include in it. It's time that conservative Republicans build a new box and offer ...
Shields and Brooks Debrief on the Town Hall Debate, George McGovern's Legacy
Romney-Obama Race Tightens Up, Raising Stakes for Vice Presidential Debate
Supporters of Mitt Romney reach out to shake his hand during a campaign rally Tuesday in Zanesville, Ohio. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. If you're a woman living in one of a dozen or so states, chances are you're being courted by President Obama and Mitt Romney. With the Nov. 6 contest likely to be...
A gunman opened fire at the Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, Colo., on Thursday night. Photo by Thomas Cooper/Getty Images. There are events that transcend politics in America, and the Thursday night shooting at a movie theater outside Denver is one such example. The tragic killing of at least a dozen people will likely...
As local governments roll back employee pensions and benefits, the nation's largest public labor union is preparing for an internal leadership battle that could shape its external mission. Gwen Ifill analyzes the stakes with Steven Greenhouse of the New York Times and Alec MacGillis of the New Republic.
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