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Editorial: A Climate Milestone | The Washington Times

May 21, 2013

Science blogger Nicholas Thompson summarizes this view on The New Yorker magazine's website: “Everything we use that emits carbon dioxide needs to be replaced with something that doesn't.” Does that include human beings? Perhaps we can hold our ...

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Book Review: 'Takedown' | Washington Times

April 23, 2013

Philip Mudd is ideally positioned to discuss these issues after a distinguished 24-year career at the CIA, where he rose to become deputy head of its Counterterrorism Center, culminating in a four-year detail in 2005 to the FBI as a deputy director of ...

Al Qaeda Reveals True Role in Syrian Insurgency | Washington Times

April 9, 2013

“This is major news,” declared Peter Bergen, a leading al Qaeda scholar and a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, a centrist think tank. “It means al Qaeda is confident enough about its position in Syria to go public,” said Aaron Zelin, editor ...

White House Hails Signs Of Progress On Immigration | Washington Times

April 1, 2013

Even in 2011, with the economy still sluggish and uncertain, the number was 150,000,” said ImmigrationWorks USA President Tamar Jacoby. “But the new program will start by admitting only 20,000 workers a year and will never, no matter how robust the ...

Trinko: How Telecommuting Could Rejuvenate Family Life In America | Washington Times

March 3, 2013

As Jonathan Last observes in “What to Expect When No One's Expecting” (Encounter, 2013), “As Phillip Longman argues, telecommuting also offers something more: the possibility of returning the home to the center of economic activity in America.” If we ...

Feds Put Big Beer Merger On Ice | The Washington Times

January 31, 2013

“That's a very conservative number,” said Barry Lynn, director of the New America Foundation's markets, enterprise and resiliency initiative. “We actually think the number that they're using grossly understates the actual problem.” Sandeep Vaheesan ...

The Mass Torture Of Drone Strikes | The Washington Times

December 12, 2012

Peter Bergen, CNN's national security analyst, writes that in Pakistan alone, President Obama has authorized over 283 drone strikes, six times more than President George W. Bush in his eight years in office. Forget waterboarding, a drone strike is mass ...

Credit Ratings Agencies Warn Against 'Political Posturing' | Washington Times

November 14, 2012

Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, said she is optimistic that the White House and congressional leaders are heeding the warnings. She noted that the leaders of both parties in both houses of Congress issued ...

Inside The Beltway: Keith Urbahn's Moment | The Washington Times

April 29, 2012

Chief White House counterterrorism adviser John Brennan insists the White House has not politicized the events, despite the “warrior president” mantle bestowed upon President Obama in a New York Times op-ed by CNN security analyst Peter Bergen, ...

Retiring Later A Tough Sell In Cutting Deficit | The Washington Times

January 29, 2012

in the projected federal debt might be even more dramatic and amount to as much as 80 percent by 2060, when all the beneficial effects from boosting the economy are taken into account, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

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