Peter Beinart disparages the goal of American foreign policy leadership.
The Hill says maybe the polls weren’t so wrong.
WaPo writer says NDAA offers an alternative China policy.
Study blames diplomats’ illnesses on microwaves.
I’d forgotten how close Congress came to abolishing electoral college in 1969. WaPo tells the story.
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