The secretary has quietly begun rethinking the very nature of diplomacy and translating that vision into a revitalized State Department, one that approaches U.S. allies and rivals in ways that challenge long-held traditions. Full Story »
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This article breaks out of the press "pack" that misses substance while failing into a routine of often silly coverage of the Clintons, especially Hillary Clinton. Here, the reporter covers an important foreign policy speech, with a follow up interview with the head of Policy Planning at the State Department. In his commentary, the reporter does not spare his fellow journalists, in effect, it says that history will not judge reporters who "miss the forest for the pantsuits" kindly.
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