Mark Landler

Obama’s foreign policy wins and economic woes

Global Politics

President Obama’s foreign policy victories, which include Libya, dampened by America’s current economic woes.

Susan Rice to Replace Donilon as National Security Adviser

Obama and Libya: Political Implications

The World

Democrats and Republicans aim for budget deal in 10 days

Global Politics
The World

Negotiations on deficit continue at White House

Global Politics
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Rep. Rush Holt on Social Security cuts in debt ceiling talks

Global Politics

Representative Rush Holt, Democrat from New Jersey’s 12th district, tells us about his party’s next steps in the negotiations. Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich gives us the latest where the deal stands going into the weekend.

President Obama Shuffles National Security Team

President Obama is expected to announce this week new appointments for top posts in his national security team. Leon Panetta, the current director of central intelligence, will be named as defense secretary. General David Petraeus, who is currently the top commander in Afghanistan, is expected to be named as director of the CIA. These announcements […]

Libya: Arming and Training the Rebels

Officials from both sides of the Atlantic are increasingly faced with the question of whether coalition forces should intensify the campaign against Colonel Moammar Gadhafi by arming Libyan rebel fighters.  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke yesterday at diplomatic meetings being held London to discuss the situation in Libya. She said it’s possible that UN Security […]

The World

Analysis: Col. Gadhafi Declares a Ceasefire

Conflict & Justice

Mark Landler, New York Times White House correspondent has the latest.

The World

Warning those nmed in WikiLeaks documents

Conflict & Justice

The State Department is working to warn those who are named in the diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks. Although there haven’t been any reports of harm, the State Department is worried that the documents could put hundreds at risk.