... have you lost? ANDY ADES: Uh, I would say in the past... over the last two years, a couple hundred thousand. PAUL SOLMAN: Sal Seinberg? SUSAN ALBRIGHT: SEINBERG: About $35,000. PAUL SOLMAN: Pat Wood? PAT WOOD: I imagine my portfolio is down maybe $35,000. I expect it to ...
... I think he's put it off a little too long in terms of the trigger date being six years instead of earlier. MARGARET WARNER: Susan Albright, it sounds as if some of your colleagues disagree with you about how much heft there is to all of this. SUSAN ALBRIGHT ...
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who died Wednesday after a battle with cancer, was known by most everyone in Washington, D.C. in the world of politics, statecraft, and journalism. Susan Rice, one of Albright's longtime friends and one of her successors as U.S. ambassador to the ...
... I do think things could have moved faster. But in the end it was successful. And who am I to argue with success? GWEN IFILL: Susan Rice, you worked for Madeleine Albright, you worked with Madeleine Albright. Do you have any sense from what you've been able to see ...
... Black woman to hold that office. Among current officials who worked closely with Albright are Biden's domestic policy adviser and former U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, as well as Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman and a host of others. Albright graduated from Wellesley College in 1959. She worked ...
... report was released just hours after the State Department took aim at the watchdog, Democratic members of Congress and media outlets for raising questions about Susan Pompeo's travel and suggesting it may have been inappropriate. Susan Pompeo had attracted criticism for using government resources while accompanying her husband on ...
... young people, van Agtmael said. At the same time, affordable housing has helped new hot spots of innovation in Rust Belt cities to emerge. Jacqueline Albright, 25, said the relatively low cost of housing was one reason she stayed in Baltimore after graduating from Loyola University Maryland. She would have ...
... not foremost on her mind. "Women have done so well in other fields," she said. "The presidency was going to catch up sometime." To classmate Susan Dworkin, a novelist and playwright, that day can't come soon enough. To her, a female president would signify a "huge victory" for women ...
... his actions. Out of government, he helped found an international consulting firm that in 2009 merged with one run by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. "He cared deeply about where this country was going and what we could do to solve problems," Albright said in a telephone interview. "That ...
LONDON — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry held an unexpected second meeting in two days with a key Arab mediator in the Iran nuclear talks, part of a last-minute push to meet a Monday deadline for a deal that would ease the threat of the Islamic republic reaching the capability to produce atomic weapons.
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