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Gen. Anthony Zinni, U.S. Marine Corps (ret.), now chairman of the board of BAE Systems, spoke of a new vision for American foreign policy Friday in an event at St. Anselm College, followed by a panel with surrogates for six presidential candidates...

The U.S. State Department and foreign aid budget escaped devastating cuts in a fiscal 2012 spending plan that Congress is poised to approve. The 2012 spending plan is a mixed bag, said Liz Schrayer, the executive director of the U.S. Global...

Once upon a time, when major news events were chronicled strictly by professionals and printed on paper or transmitted through the air by the few for the masses, protesters were prime makers of history...

The Senate on Monday signed off on President Obama’s pick for ambassador to the Czech Republic but blocked a confirmation vote on another diplomatic nominee. Both Norman L. Eisen, nominated to represent the United States in Prague, and Mari Carmen...

The Secret Life of Tom Griffith: The New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College will co-host a National Security Forum on Friday, Dec. 16, with the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition. Retired Gen. Anthony Zinni is scheduled to give...

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited Somalia’s seaside capital Friday, the first trip in nearly two decades by the U.N.’s top leader to a city known for a seemingly perpetual state of war. Ban announced that the U.N. would move its...

The big shift in the United States over the past two decades is not a rise in regulations and taxation but a decline in investment — in physical and human capital. And investment is the crucial locomotive of long-term growth. Michael Spence, the...

Yesterday, Dr. David Bowen, CEO of Malaria No More, was honored to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights at the hearing, “Fighting Malaria: Progress and Challenges.”Ambassador Mark Green...

Late last week, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta delivered remarks at the Saban Center, where he offered strong support for U.S. global leadership. […]

On Sunday, Admiral Loy made the case for U.S. global leadership, reminding viewers that the international affairs budget makes up just one percent of the overall budget, but has already shouldered disproportionate cuts.