Saturday, November 21, 2009

Condoleezza Rice

Former President Bush, Rice Meet at SMU

Former administration officials plan the policy institute at his presidential library. more >>

Condoleezza Rice, the First Member of the All-Male Augusta National Golf Club?

A look into one of the last all-male bastions in America. more >>

Rice Gets Rude Welcome Home at Stanford

Former secretary of state returns to Stanford to calls for her dismissal and war-crimes prosecution. more >>

Top 5 Men and Women Most Admired by Americans

Benedict XVI, Rev. Billy Graham, and Bill Clinton tie for fourth-most-admired man with 2 percent each. more >>

Pakistan Is Under Pressure to Seize the Alleged Masterminds of the Mumbai Terrorist Attack

Secretary of State Rice attempts to mediate between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan. more >>

An International 'Happy Birthday' for Condoleezza Rice During the G-20 Summit

The G-20 economic summit crashed Secretary of State Condi Rice's 54th birthday party. more >>

Bush Administration Explores Possible Opening With Long-Shunned Syria

Syrian and U.S. officials hold two high-level meetings as Damascus shows new signs of moderation. more >>

Amid Bailout Debate, Decline of U.S. Power Is a Hot Topic at the United Nations

Wall Street's meltdown under Bush's waning tenure has diplomats mulling America's reduced stature. more >>

Rice Making History With Trip to Libya, a Longtime Pariah Now Partly Rehabilitated

Her visit will be the first by a U.S. secretary of state in over half a century. more >>

Libya Completes Its Diplomatic Rehabilitation

A final settlement on lawsuits over terrorism attacks clears the way for a secretary of state visit. more >>

Hints of a Colin Powell or Condi Rice Endorsement for Obama

Colin Powell and Condi Rice might endorse Obama's presidential bid. more >>

Britain's Brown Reaffirms Opposition to Iranian Nuclear Bomb

Secretary of State Rice cites Iranian runaround in weekend talks. more >>

Czechs Sign On for a Controversial Missile-Defense System

It's a partial win for President Bush, but Czech public opposition still might derail the deal. more >>

Washington Whispers: McCain-Rice Ticket

Groups pushing Rice for president have shifted to making her vice president. more >>

Ads Call for Condoleezza Rice's Resignation for Her Role in "Torture" Discussions

Three progressive grass-roots organizations today said they will air a television ad around the time of tonight's Democratic debate calling for Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to step down. more >>

McCain's Poll Numbers Are Breaking the Idea of Traditional Red and Blue States

Polls show a McCain-Rice ticket beating a Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton ticket in New York. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Condoleezza Rice

Secretary of state is considered a possible running mate for McCain. more >>

Condi for Veep?

Economic conservatives are already wary of a McCain-Rice ticket. more >>

Write-In Veep Bid for Condi Rice

Sen. John McCain's campaign will soon see a wave of postcards coming in from around the nation, urging him to pick Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as his running mate. more >>

Condi, Condi, Condi!

John McCain's rise in the polls has got Washington buzzing over whom he'd pick as his vice presidential nominee. more >>

Condoleezza Rice Hits Back at Critics of Her North Korea Nuclear Strategy

Signs of discord within the Bush administration more >>

European Envoy: U.S. Democratic Effort in Iran Will Backfire

The Bush administration's $75 million effort to promote democracy in Iran over the long run is likely to backfire, stiffening the resolve of the Islamic regime to hold on to power and landing democratic-minded activists in jail, a senior European diplomat tells U.S. News. more >>

Morning Buzz: Dec. 18, 2007

About 300 Turkish soldiers crossed the border into Iraq last night and remain there hunting for Kurdish rebels. At the same time, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made a surprise visit to Kirkuk, also in the Kurdish portion of northern Iraq. more >>

Morning Buzz: Nov. 2, 2007

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Turkey today and assured Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Ali Babacan that the Kurdish rebels threatening the shared border between Turkey and Iraq are a "common threat." She said the United States, Turkey, and Iraq will counter any strikes the Kurdish rebels make in Turkey. more >>

The Real Perils of Summitry

A promised peace conference looks distinctly unpromising more >>

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