Cover Story
Remembering 9/11, Canada Honors Bonds with U.S.
Canada quietly offered safe haven for stranded U.S. passengers on 9/11, a reflection of the low-key but highly crucial role America's northern neighbor plays. Read More
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People of World Influence
Congressman: U.S. Needs To Rebuild Its Home Front
Unapologetically anti-war liberal stalwart Rep. Dennis Kucinich hasn't mellowed much in the decade since he presciently decimated the case for going to war in Iraq. Read More
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Defense
Decade After 9/11, U.S. Takes Stock of Terrorism Strategy
A decade after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, the Obama administration has refocused and redefined the country's counterterrorism approach. Read More
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EXCLUSIVE
Burma's DCM Defects, Infuriating the Regime
Kyaw Win, formerly Burma's second-highest ranking official in the U.S., discusses defecting from the military regime he served for 31 years. Read More
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Politics
Energy Wealth Buys Stability In the Gulf, But at What Price?
As the Arab Spring turns to fall, uncertainty and upheaval still permeate the region, but four Gulf states have been remarkable oases of relative calm. Read More
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International Affairs
Despite Massacre, Norway's Envoy Vows Not To Back Down
After a murderous rampage that took 77 lives, Norway may have lost its innocence, but its ambassador says it will not lose the values. Read More
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Diplomacy
Ambassadors Trek to Alaska To 'Experience America'
Pristine wilderness comes to mind when one thinks about Alaska. But for 39 ambassadors in Washington, America's last frontier just got a little closer. Read More
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Medical
Cancer, Stem Cell Treatments Look at Macular Degeneration
Ophthalmologists have borrowed a strategy from cancer researchers to fight a type of age-related macular degeneration that's the leading cause of blindness in the U.S . Read More
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