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Will a Spanish Judge Bring Bush-Era Figures to Justice?
Chile’s Pinochet. Argentina’s Scilingo
Obama extends short federal lifeline to GM, Chrysler
President Obama announced Monday that struggling automotive giants General Motors and Chrysler will be given a "limited" period of time to "restructure in a way that would justify an investment of additional taxpayer dollars." The federal government will give GM “adequate working capital” over the next 60 days to work in conjunction with the administration in developing a better recovery plan, he said.
Gates: N. Korean rocket plans are militaristic
There is little doubt that a planned North Korean rocket launch next month is designed to bolster that country’s military capability, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Sunday.
Analysis: Americans wary about war in Afghanistan
How does the American public feel about the war in Afghanistan? In a word, wary.
That Was Then … and This Is Now
Don’t pretend we didn’t see this coming for a long, long time. In the early 1980s, around the time Ronald Reagan became President and Wall Street’s great modern bull market began, we started gambling and thinking magically.
Iran to send envoy to U.S.-backed Afghanistan summit
Iran will send an envoy to a U.S.-backed international conference on Afghanistan, Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency reported Thursday. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will represent the United States at the United Nations meeting Tuesday in The Hague, the State Department said earlier
Is ‘West Side Story’ Overrated?
One of the perks of being a theater critic, in those dog days of the season when you find yourself struggling to sit through the latest Chekhov revival or pretentious little comedy about tightly wound New York singles, is the Broadway-musical revival. Yes, you can complain — as I often have — about unimaginative commercial producers who keep recycling surefire classics like Gypsy or Guys and Dolls. But there’s good reason they’re recycled so often: they are surefire — unfailingly entertaining, no matter how uninspired the production, the indomitable high points of a genre that is America’s great contribution to world theater.
Commentary: GOP means ‘Got 0 Plans’
I love Alex Castellanos. Heck, somebody has to. Truth is, we’ve been known to break bread after our CNN gigs
Armstrong will be OK for Tour says Bruyneel
Lance Armstrong’s Tour de France hopes have not been affected by the fractured collarbone he sustained in the Vuelta Castilla y Leon on Monday, according to Astana team manager Johan Bruyneel.