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Missteps Marred Mideast efforts | Philadelphia Inquirer

Daniel Levy, a veteran Israeli peace negotiator now at the Century Foundation in Washington, summed up the administration's efforts as "amateur night at the ...
Daniel Levy | November 5, 2009

Kashmir Deal Could Have Eased Task in Afghanistan | Philadelphia Inquirer

The talks got little notice in the US media until a detailed article by South Asia expert Steve Coll in the New Yorker in March 2009. ...
Steve Coll | September 23, 2009

'Public Option' and Its Role in Health-Care Debate | Philadelphia Inquirer

"It finally hit me a week ago," said Len Nichols, who has spent four years working closely with Congress to develop bipartisan solutions. ... and more »
Len Nichols | August 18, 2009

CNBC Probes Ailing Porn Biz | Philadelphia Inquirer

In fact, according to Wired magazine's Nick Thompson, porn's now facing the same challenges the music industry is. "They've responded slightly differently, ...
Nicholas Thompson | July 15, 2009

Iran Election Letdown | Philadelphia Inquirer

One poll prior to the election, conducted for the Center for Public Opinion and an arm of the New America Foundation, showed Ahmadinejad ahead by a 2-1 ratio. In a commentary for the Washington Post found on today's Inquirer oped page, ...
June 16, 2009

Iran Tests Missile with Israel Reach | Philadelphia Inquirer

"The implication of solid fuel is that you can slap it onto a truck or put it in a cave and drive it around," said Jeffrey Lewis, director of the nuclear strategy nonproliferation initiative at the New America Foundation in Washington. ...
Jeffrey Lewis | May 21, 2009

More for Medicare? | Philadelphia Inquirer

Politically, the idea stands more of a chance as a temporary transition measure, as Baucus proposes, than as a permanent option if broader health reform fails, says Len Nichols, an economist with the centrist New America Foundation. ...
Len Nichols | May 4, 2009

Attacks Mount on 'Preexisting Conditions' | Philadelphia Inquirer

The exclusion "is in some ways the ugliest corner of our current system," said Len Nichols, director of the Health Policy Program at the New America Foundation. By day seven, the jaundice affecting little Nicholas was gone, and parents Joe Simon and ...
Len Nichols | February 26, 2009

Millions Await Obama's Action on Health Insurance | Philadelphia Inquirer

"I do think in a funny way, the economy's demise has forced people to think about what's really important," said Len Nichols, director of the health policy ...
Len Nichols | December 30, 2008

A Huge Health-Care Task for Daschle | The Philadelphia Inquirer

"One really big difference from the early '90s - there's a whole lot more humility going around," said Len Nichols, director of the Health Policy Program at the New America Foundation, a centrist group in Washington. "What's amazing is how aligned the stars seem to be in making health reform a top priority in the new Congress." Original article
Len Nichols | December 12, 2008