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Bush bets future on success in Iraq

'Shock and Awe' author expresses shock

A new kind of beginning for a new kind of war. The television cameras scanned the Baghdad skies searching for the starbursts of a massive bombardment - which may yet come. But instead of "shock and awe," there was strike and wait, poke and jab.

The party needs to focus on its tent, not Trump, if it wants to wrest control of the House and Senate in the New Year

From the founding to the present day, immigrants and their descendants have made the US a better country

The ability to drive the Taliban from power, and inability to pacify the country, sum up the challenges Washington faces in the country

Most elite athletes also cultivate self-discipline, ambition, self- sacrifice and endurance: admirable qualities, but ones that make young athletes vulnerable to exploitative coaches and trainers

Honour, courage, strength and nationhood are channelled into the fields of sport, not fields of battle

Kim is now within touching distance of a victory his forefathers dreamt of: membership in the world community

As he fades away, the war hero reminds us that American greatness is made by those who understand that character is the sum of one’s hardest choices

We have created a culture that assumes happiness to be normal while sadness and disappointment are treated as illnesses

US and its allies have reason to worry about a massive frontal assault, a work of internet sabotage that will shut down commerce or choke off the power grid