Peter Baker

Dick Cheney lost influence as the Bush administration moved into its second term. Here are the two men at a Pentagon ceremony in December 2006.

Who was the ‘alpha male’ inside the Bush White House?

Global Politics

A new book throws out the conventional wisdom about the Bush White House. To give you an example, it quotes one source who calls Bush the “undisputed alpha male.” The book: Days of Fire: Bush and Cheney in the White House.

Coffee growers in Uganda and elsewhere find climate change hurting their crops

Environment

Making history and governing America

Global Politics

The RNC, a Hurricane and Protesters

Global Politics

George W. Bush Library Dedicated in Dallas

Climate Change Raises New Challenges for Uganda’s Coffee Farmers

Environment

In recent years, changing weather patterns have begun to impact coffee crops around the world. One region that’s been hit hard recently is Uganda.

The World

Previewing Obama 2.0

Global Politics

At what point can we properly judge a president’s legacy? To discuss what that Obama 2.0 could look like, we speak with Michael Tomasky, the American Editor-at-Large for the UK’s Guardian newspaper, and editor of the quarterly journal ‘Democracy.’

The World

Bob Woodward analyzes ‘Obama’s Wars’

Global Politics

Bob Woodward joins The Takeaway to talk about his new book, and what lies in the future for the Afghanistan war.

The World

US, Russia trade alleged spies for alleged spies

Conflict & Justice

Almost as quickly as the story broke that a ring of Russian sleeper agents was operating in the U.S., officials from the two countries seemed to scramble for a face-saving solution. We’re joined by Peter Baker, correspondent for the New York Times.

The World

Back-room deals in the Colorado senate race?

Global Politics

Is it true that the White House is engaging in dubious political tactics, or is this sort of partronage commonplace in Washington? Peter Baker of our partner, The New York Times, has the latest on this developing story.