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Nor'mâl ?ze. (v.t.) to make normal; to bring into conformity with a standard, pattern, model, etc.

In yet another strange and scary White House incident, President Donald Trump welcomed Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov

President Donald Trump's sudden foreign-policy pivot, from "America First" to international engagement through military action and re-embracing NATO, may have

By Jules Witcover

Apr 17, 2017

Jules Witcover: Take charge Trump? He's still impulsive and mercurial.

How did the "growing trust" that Russian President Vladimir Putin once said marked his "working and personal relationship with President Obama" change into today's deep distrust and saber-rattling?

Saudi Arabia was the villain behind 9/11

The president's favorite rhetorical trope is to justify withdrawing from the world on the grounds that the "international community" will fill the vacuum created by our abdication, says Jonah Goldberg. But only the bad actors step up.

Rachel Marsden: The Hillary Clinton email dump is Edward Snowden, the Kardashians and the National Enquirer all rolled into one.

Why wasn't Obama at the anti-terrorism rally in France?

The meeting of the Russian foreign minister and the U.S. secretary of state in Paris last month has led to a surprising thaw in relations and an opportunity these two countries should not waste.