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... Barack Obama is “the best for the Arab region and its interests."

Republicans act as if the event of the century — the death of Osama bin Laden — wasn’t sufficient. They provoke Obama to prove his leadership by asking him to repeat that in Libya: Whom will the president kill before November to prove his leadership?

[Europe] should invest more in Europe's human capital.

This return to the old formula is likely to frustrate more than one viewer. And yet, it is probably Disney's most promising tactic.

[P]roposals to eliminate the amendment’s prohibition on serving more than eight years as president are founded on arguments ... that [it] limits the voice and will of the people.

Transforming former victims into victimizers, the former oppressed into proud guardians of the kingdom, is [Trump's] colossal, repulsive triumph.

Whatever the cause, the Republicans seemed altogether more nuanced, more constructive and more hopeful than usual.

Trump’s seemingly limitless belligerence has charmed the Americans even more than his plan to seal off the United States from Latin America with a wall.