Melting Pot Shock
By Anna Bondi Staff Writer During National Foreign Language Week, Pine Bush High School in Pine Bush, New York decided
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By Isla Lamont Staff Writer In 2009, President Barack Obama stated in a public address, “I believe in American exceptionalism,
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On March 2, the Joseph A. Unanue Latino Institute and the School of Diplomacy brought together a group of experts to analyze the opening of relations between Cuba and the United States, and the role played by the Vatican.
Read MoreObama and Merkel Diverge on Ukraine Plan
On February 10, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and United States President Barack Obama displayed their disagreement over Ukraine at a White House press conference. Chancellor Merkel, whose visit to Washington was only a quick stop while shuttling between Kiev and Moscow, emphasized that the European Union will continue focusing on diplomatic means to diffuse tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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The United States ended a fifty-year stalemate in November 2014 when President Obama announced an effort to reestablish diplomatic ties with Cuba.
Read MoreThe State of the Union: Five Foreign Policy Takeaways
On January 20, United States President Barack Obama took the podium for his sixth State of the Union address to brief the nation and, more importantly, the new Congress on his vision for the direction of his administration for the year.
Read MoreAmidst Allies, Iran Makes Nuclear Deal
By Abby Shamray Editor-in-Chief The nuclear talks between the United States (and negotiating partners Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia)
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