David Ignatius writes a twice-a-week foreign affairs column for The Washington Post. Ignatius has written 12 spy novels: “Phantom Orbit” (2024), “The Paladin” (2020), “The Quantum Spy ...

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President Donald Trump, who said he wanted to end Middle East wars, is stumbling toward a dangerous new entanglement with his talk of expelling Palestinians from Gaza and seizing the territory for ...

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To a region still recovering from the trauma of war, Trump’s proposed takeover of Gaza was incendiary. President Donald Trump ...

Courtesy of  Carnegie MellonDavid Ignatius, a well-known Washington Post journalist, was invited by President Jahanian to ...

Daniels, who played a key role in reinvigorating the franchise, is the first Washington player to earn the honor since Robert Griffin III after the 2012 season. Garrett requested a trade ...

The new administration has empowered a handful of extremely rich people to exert disproportionate influence over the ...

David Ignatius of the Washington Post spoke as part of Carnegie Mellon University's President’s Lecture Series and Deeper Conversations to promote the power of civil discourse.

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