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Around the world, indeed, a question was being asked ever more insistently by foes, friends and even some U.S. diplomats: Does President Reagan really have a foreign policy? Supporters of the Administration argue that there are clearly defined major policy goals-to rebuild U.S. defenses, to repair old alliances and...
On Tuesday Goodman appeared in a Jerusalem court. He was seemingly indifferent to the fact that he could not afford a defense lawyer. "It doesn't matter," he said. "This is a political action, rather than a legal matter." Rabbi Meir Kahane, leader of the extremist Kach movement (see box...
Brezhnev was clearly fishing for some hint of American acquiescence in a Soviet pre-emptive attack. I gave no encouragement; my bland response was that the growth of China was one of those problems that underlined the importance of settling disputes peacefully. Brezhnev returned to his preoccupation. China's...
There is no evidence, though, that a taste for salt is inborn. Babies show a clear natural preference for sweetness, but as a group are indifferent to the taste of salt. Some babies do appear to like salt more than others, and recent research now suggests that those who do...
"The Man in the Water" and the story of Convict-Celebrity Jack Henry Abbott portray the astonishing range of human character under stress. The man in the Potomac responded to unyielding nature with transcendent heroism. Abbott is accused of reacting to an indifferent society with random viciousness.