Walter Pincus reflects on how journalism — a profession he loves — is evolving.
The emphasis on privacy after the Snowden revelations could now give way to a desire for better security.
Some politicians who should know better seem to lack the patience for struggle needed to uproot militants.
Washington and Moscow have a mutual interest in destroying the Islamic State leadership.
The Washington vs. Moscow war of words over Islamic State issues adds to the conflict on the ground and in the air.
Some want the tempo of operations quickened but without any large commitment of U.S. troops.
Those in U.S. and Iran will probably use the Dec. 15 report to sabotage the agreement’s implementation.
The last time the subject was formally examined was in 1948.
There is no quick fix to Syria’s problems. It could and probably will take many years.
Lawmakers approve a measure limiting Pentagon spending on bands next year
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