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    May 20, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Reducing the threat of Armageddon

    President Obama achieved a major foreign policy goal in 2010 when he concluded the New START Treaty committing the U.S. and Russia to reduce the size of their long-range nuclear arsenals by a third within six years, to 1,550 warheads on each side. But as the president made clear in remarks at the time, even those cuts didn't go far enough. The world, he said, wouldn't be safe from the threat of these terrifying weapons until they were eliminated entirely.
    President Obama achieved a major foreign policy goal in 2010 when he concluded the New START Treaty committing the U.S. and Russia to reduce the size of their long-range nuclear arsenals by a third within six years, to 1,550 warheads on each side. But...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Weaponry, Nobel Prize Awards, The New York Times

    2. May 21, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Putin returns, and so does a Cold War mentality

    Now that Vladimir Putin is Russia's president once again, the result of still another fraudulent election, we should expect ever more hostile relations with Moscow.
    Now that Vladimir Putin is Russia's president once again, the result of still another fraudulent election, we should expect ever more hostile relations with Moscow. Mr. Putin, a vain and vulgar man, was born and bred to despise the United States. And...

    Tags: Francois Hollande, Vladimir Putin, Robert Gates, Government, Camp David

    3. Mar 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Assad's killing fields

    The announcement Sunday that the U.S. will join Turkey in providing "nonlethal" humanitarian aid to Syrian opposition groups is a clear sign of the Obama administration's growing frustration with the failure of diplomatic efforts to halt Syrian President Bashar Assad's bloody crackdown on dissent. But it's still far from clear whether that modest escalation of involvement in the conflict will hasten Mr. Assad's departure from the scene.
    The announcement Sunday that the U.S. will join Turkey in providing "nonlethal" humanitarian aid to Syrian opposition groups is a clear sign of the Obama administration's growing frustration with the failure of diplomatic efforts to halt Syrian...

    Tags: Hillary Clinton, China, Charity, Libya, Bashar Assad

    4. Apr 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Legg Mason Tennis Classic now the Citi Open

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    The Legg Mason Tennis Classic, a staple of the late-summer sporting scene in the Washington area for more than four decades, is getting a dramatic makeover that will include a new title sponsor, stadium upgrades and shared billing with an existing...

    Tags: Israel, Gael Monfils, Tennis, Citigroup Incorporated, Association of Tennis Professionals

    5. Feb 25, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Howard County ladies were kept well abreast of the latest fashion trends in 1912

    100 Years Ago Gowns and frowns In the "In Vogue" column of the Times: "Skirts, especially on lingerie dresses are showing more fullness. Double veilings are being used to give lovely iridescent effects. Velour hats are proving strong favorites. The...

    Tags: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, World War II (1939-1945), Fashion Trends, University of Paris, Teaching and Learning

    6. Feb 14, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  6. Zach Lederer, 'Zaching,' and the local teen's bold fight against cancer

    It is an image that has inspired hundreds, if not thousands.
    It is an image that has inspired hundreds, if not thousands. Zach Lederer, 18, stares directly and defiantly into the camera, arms up and flexed in a muscle pose, surrounded by the medical accouterments of his hospital bed. He had just come out of brain...

    Tags: Cancer, Tim Tebow, Hospitals and Clinics, Facebook, Human Body

    7. Mar 16, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Celebrity traveler: Shodekeh's musical treks

    It's easy for internationally renowned musician Shodekeh to journey with just carry-on luggage; his instrument travels in his soul.
    It's easy for internationally renowned musician Shodekeh to journey with just carry-on luggage; his instrument travels in his soul. The Baltimore-based beatboxer and vocal percussionist performs in a multitude of genres and music domains, including dance...

    Tags: James Horner, Facebook, Lithuania, Baltimore Hotels, Genres

    8. Feb 13, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Abbey Victor Kovens, travel agent

    Abbey Victor Kovens, a Baltimore travel agent who during the 1970s circled the world in record time, earning him a mention in the Guinness Book of World Records, died Wednesday of complications from heart disease at his Owings Mills home.
    Abbey Victor Kovens, a Baltimore travel agent who during the 1970s circled the world in record time, earning him a mention in the Guinness Book of World Records, died Wednesday of complications from heart disease at his Owings Mills home. He was 67. The...

    Tags: Israel, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Royal Caribbean International, Tour Operations Industry, Transportation

    9. Mar 12, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  9. Marriottsville: Mt. View Middle band director wins Outstanding Music Teacher award

    The beginning of the calendar year traditionally marks the time for Hollywood awards ceremonies, but a little closer to home, the Maryland Music Educators Association also just announced their 2012 Awards of Excellence. MMEA bestows three Outstanding...

    Tags: Howard County, Restaurants, Students, NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, Schools

    10. Jan 26, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Globalization: survival of the phoniest

    As increased globalization forces countries to pretend that they like playing with all the other kids in the playground despite fearing they'll have their toys stolen, never has there been more blatant self-interest cloaked in the phony pretext of outreach or do-goodery. Nowadays, a country is expected to appear both broke and overtly generous -- otherwise, you're just a jerk.
    As increased globalization forces countries to pretend that they like playing with all the other kids in the playground despite fearing they'll have their toys stolen, never has there been more blatant self-interest cloaked in the phony pretext of...

    Tags: Vladimir Putin, European Union, India, China, Globalization

    11. Feb 9, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Romney is dangerously naive on foreign policy

    Mitt Romney appears to have all the foreign-policy savvy of someone who once visited Euro Disney, and it's freaking me out. Not to say that President Barack Obama is any more knowledgeable on that front, but at least he seems aware of his limitations, outsourcing foreign leadership to the French, the Brits, Hillary Clinton and private contractors.
    Mitt Romney appears to have all the foreign-policy savvy of someone who once visited Euro Disney, and it's freaking me out. Not to say that President Barack Obama is any more knowledgeable on that front, but at least he seems aware of his limitations,...

    Tags: Mexico, Iran, Hillary Clinton, Afghanistan, Mitt Romney

    12. Jan 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. D.C.'s Keystone Kops

    The famously inept Keystone Kops from the silent-movie era have relocated inside the Washington Beltway, performing the same kinds of inexplicable actions that were their trademark in the 1920s. President Barack Obama has refused to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which would deliver 700,000 additional barrels per day of synthetic crude oil produced from Canada's tar sands. He has given in to his radical environmental base that envisions impending catastrophic oil spills and perpetual damage to the water tables in the states that the pipeline goes through.
    The famously inept Keystone Kops from the silent-movie era have relocated inside the Washington Beltway, performing the same kinds of inexplicable actions that were their trademark in the 1920s. President Barack Obama has refused to approve the Keystone...

    Tags: Kuwait, Iran, China, Barack Obama, Natural Gas

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