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As he transitions to private life and retirement, Defense Secretary Robert Gates carries with him a legacy of bipartisanship that

A Land-Grabber’s Loophole

Due to the global food crisis, a trend has developed in food-insecure countries to outsource food production to lesser developed

On July 5, Director Larry Birns was interviewed by CNN about Chavez’s illness and the power struggle in Venezuela. On

The Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a Washington-based organization, whose chairman for many years was the president of the 40,000 member

Haiti still suffers in the aftermath of the January 2010 earthquake. Remittances have been instrumental in efforts to rebuild Haiti,

Guyana’s two main political parties, the PPP and PNC, are the favorites to have their presidential candidate assume office in