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By Kelly Riddell - The Washington Times - Monday, September 26, 2016 ANALYSIS/OPINION: The media coverage on the presidential contest seems to have come down to “fact-checking,” with The New York Times, The Washington Post and Politico each doing articles depicting Donald Trump’s lies on the campaign trail. This is dangerous territory for the profession, for as Wall Stre..

PREPARATIONS are under way in Pyongyang for a rare congress of the Korean Workers' Party which rules North Korea, the first to be held in 36 years, on May 6th. It is something of a coming-out party for Kim Jong Un, its young dictator, who succeeded his father in 2011 and early on promised prosperity to his people, as well as leisure for its young. South of the border, Presiden..

Donald J. Trump at his foreign policy speech in Washington last week. “I know people aren’t sure right now what a President Trump will be like,” he said in an interview. “But things will be fine.” Credit Stephen Crowley/The New York Times Donald J. Trump is now the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, but he is also keenly aware that many in his own party &#8..

Demonstrators at the Supreme Court building on March 2 when the court heard arguments in a major abortion case. The F.D.A. on Wednesday eased some requirements for taking a medication that induces abortion. Credit Gabriella Demczuk for The New York Times The Food and Drug Administration has relaxed the guidelines for taking a pill that induces abortion, reviving one of the mos..

France's future A country in denial By ignoring their country’s economic problems, France’s politicians are making it far harder to tackle them Mar 31st 2012 | from the print edition VISIT the euro zone and you will be invigorated by gusts of reform. The “Save Italy” plan has done enough for Mario Monti, the prime minister, to declare, however prematurely, that the eur..

America and South Korea Obama’s most improved bilateral alliance South Korea has quietly become a model American ally. Will it stay that way? Mar 31st 2012 | SEOUL | from the print edition BARACK OBAMA says he learned the Korean word jeong last year when South Korea’s president, Lee Myung-bak, visited the White House. Jeong is tricky to translate, but it is better than “..

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The Arabic language A God-given way to communicate Fears about the demise of Arabic are misplaced THE Arabic language is dying. Its disloyal children are ditching their mother tongue for English and French. It is stagnating in classrooms, mosques and the dusty corridors of government. Even such leaders as the Lebanese prime minister, Saad Hariri, and Jordan’s forei..

The country will lose a lot more than a few dollars if foreign investors stay away. By JOSEPH STERNBERG Seoul has garnered criticism for its shabby treatment of Texas-based private equity firm Lone Star, which last week finally secured regulatory approval—on its third try, after six years of political, regulatory and prosecutorial haranguing—to exit its 2003 inve..

Online search Getting personal Jan 11th 2012, 13:04 by M.G. | SAN FRANCISCO FOR a company that is already the subject of intense scrutiny by antitrust authorities on both sides of the Atlantic, Google seems surprisingly willing to provoke further debate about its dominance of the online-search business. On January 10th the internet giant announced a series of changes..