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Google, Microsoft, Adobe and Blackberry are leading technology companies with something notable in common: They are all run by Asian-American CEOs. The visibility of Asian-American leaders in tech companies has not gone ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- The monstrous flames ripping through Northern California in recent days have burned communities to the ground, killed dozens of people caught in their path and wreaked havoc on a regional economy.

By almost ...Read more

The Iraqi Kurds' dreams of independence, endorsed by a Kurdish referendum last month, have come to a crushing halt.

This week the hostile Baghdad government clawed back the key oil-town of Kirkuk from Kurdish forces, ...Read more

It's been more than two weeks since the "open secret" about Harvey Weinstein landed in The New York Times and then the New Yorker and then just about every media outlet in the country. Two exhausting weeks for women.

We'...Read more

The following editorial appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Thursday, Oct. 19:

The progressively less fruitful U.S. involvement in Somalia, in East Africa, has continued in the past week. A visit by the U.S. ...Read more

MIAMI--Before U.S. Army Sgt. La David Terrence Johnson became a central figure in the war of words between a South Florida congresswoman and the president of the United States, he was a child raised -- and deeply loved -- ...Read more

The kiss-and-make-up press conference with President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was one of the most awkward dates in the history of, well, dates. They need each other, sure, but will tax cuts ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- Do Senate Republican leaders and the White House have the 50 GOP votes to pass a fiscal 2018 budget resolution that is linked to possible tax cuts? "Who knows?" says President Donald Trump, the leader of the ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- Sens. Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray went to bed Tuesday evening thinking they had hit a home run. The duo at the helm of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee did the seemingly ...Read more

When you hear the phrase "tax reform" coming out of Washington, what comes to your mind? Huge tax cuts for the rich and bigger profits for corporations, right?

To many Americans, tax reform has become synonymous with ...Read more

Professional athletes usually stand somewhat removed from everyday society. They make millions of dollars more than the rest of us and often hide away from the world at the end of some gated cul-de-sac.

But the hubbub ...Read more

Remember all of the criticisms of President George W. Bush for his "unilateralism" in world affairs? And of President Barack Obama for his reliance on executive orders in domestic affairs? Some apologies are in order. ...Read more

It is axiomatic that National Football League players should stand respectfully as the national anthem is played before their games. I say this not as a political or moral judgment on their actions but as a simple ...Read more