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Review: Henry V at the Folger Theater

January 31, 2013 newadminuser

By Chuck Conconi There are rare times in the theatre when a play that has been around for centuries will surprise you with a brilliant, well conceived and acted production, unexpected because it is so […]

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The Israeli elections: Perspective from Qorvis’ GeoPolitical Solutions Vice President

January 28, 2013 newadminuser

During the Israeli elections last week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reelected. Will Dempster, Vice President of Qorvis’ GeoPolitical Solutions, discusses the recent elections in Israel. What will this term of leadership look like? Will […]

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What it’s like to attend the official inaugural ball

January 22, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan As the official inauguration ceremony and parade came to an end last night, Washingtonians refused to stop the celebration. Dressed in black tie attire, D.C. celebrated the second inauguration of Barack Obama […]

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Making the most of the inaugural weekend

January 17, 2013 newadminuser

For anyone new to the inauguration experience, consider this your official guide. Is attending an official ball worthwhile? Are there other non-official festivities? How is this inauguration special? Mary Morgan and Chuck Conconi discuss making […]

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America’s Other Army: The Podcast Series

January 10, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan Former Financial Times and Washington Times correspondent Nicholas Kralev covered the State Department for a decade. He traveled with four secretaries of state, and his experience has granted him a superb knowledge […]

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Chuck Hagel: the next Secretary of Defense?

A guide to Chuck Hagel

January 8, 2013 newadminuser

By Mary Morgan President Obama has made his official Secretary of Defense nomination: Chuck Hagel. Obama is urging the Senate to confirm Hagel as quickly as possible. For anyone who is new to the name, […]

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