In the next few days an unprecedented meeting between US and Iranian officials is expected to take place in Baghdad; both sides have insisted that discussions are limited to Iraq...
Presidential hopeful John McCain laid out his vision for American foreign policy earlier this month, calling for a return to internationalism and multilateralism in a speech at the Hoover Institution...
A new study out of California finds that schools of choice often do a better job of boosting civic values among their students than assigned public schools...
with Alvin Rabushkavia News from Washington University in St. Louis
Monday, May 14, 2007
Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis will recognize the achievements of five alumni and a special friend at 4 p.m. May 18 in the Arts & Sciences Laboratory Science Building...
The market for corporate control is sometimes claimed to be more effective at replacing inefficient management when a relatively small number of shareholders-members of particular families in the cases of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times – cannot maintain control over management because their shares have much greater voting rights than shares owned by others...
As concerns grow that terrorists might attack a major American city with a nuclear bomb, a high-level group of government and military officials has been quietly preparing an emergency survival program that would include the building of bomb shelters, steps to prevent panicked evacuations and the possible suspension of some civil liberties...
