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Who would have thought a year ago that most of the issues of conflict in America's foreign relations would be made worse during the first year following Barack Obama's election as U.S. president? Even those disputes or differences that were appeased or quiet a year ago are now worse.

Today's headlines and history's judgments rarely are the same, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said to a standing room-only crowd on the Texas A&M campus Monday evening.

Okay, here is my personal e-mail address since you are too cowardly to post yours; drmacmn1947@yahoo.com. Have a bumper sticker for that? Protesters David Brewster, Star Tribune Condoleezza Rice More from Politically Connected S cores of demonstrators gathered outside Beth El Synagogue in St.

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President Obama plays basketball with an all-male group of Cabinet secretaries and members of Congress at the White House.

Shortly after 9/11, President George W. Bush secretly signed two executive orders.

A new Vanity Fair/ 60 Minutes poll finds that former Secretary of State Condi Rice's memoir is more anticipated than Sarah Palin's upcoming book.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton minced no words during a maiden diplomatic tour to Pakistan, admonishing its silence on Al-Qaeda but winning plaudits for trying to bridge the trust deficit.

Too healthy to die, too injured to rule, Israel's legendary warrior and former prime minister lives in a comatose limbo-just like the Middle East peace process.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will speak in the Twin Cities early next month at a suburban Twin Cities synagogue.

Are are one of those people to sometimes wonder: "Whatever happened to Ariel Sharon?" Former ABC News correspondent Lynn Sherr reports at The Daily Beast that Sharon's eyes are sometimes open, that he is sometimes propped up in front of a TV featuring nature shows, and that he only has four regular visitors.

The UN has agreed sanctions against the newest and least predictable of nuclear powers.

A sweeping accord for the economic integration of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico has unleashed a firestorm of debate south of the border.

Testy exchange before U.S. foreign affairs committee Q: You are aware of the fact that he was tortured for a year ...? William Delahunt, Massachusetts Democrat Rep.

Who says campaigns are mere exercises in the politics of personal destruction? Take my last ad against Bob Casey in our 2006 Senate race.

A day after threatening to strike Tel Aviv and U.S. interests if attacked, Iran test-fired nine missiles Wednesday -- at least one with a range capable of hitting Israel and American troops in the region.

Courtesy photo Prescott native Raquel Stringer, left, poses with her former boss, then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

North Korea toppled the cooling tower at its plutonium-producing reactor Friday in a symbolic move to show its commitment to an international nuclear deal, a day after submitting an inventory of its atomic program.

Libya has paid $1.5 billion into a fund for American victims of terrorism from the 1980s, the U.S. State Department said on Friday, removing the last big obstacle to a normal relationship between the two countries.

Iran tested more missiles in the Gulf on Thursday, state media said, and the United States pledged to defend its allies against any Iranian aggression.