Mosab Abu Toha's Pulitzer Prize win is problematic in light of antisemitic statements made by the Gazan writer.

WASHINGTON - Not many would know that former Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) dean Joseph Nye, who famously coined the term “soft power” in international relations, played a role in Singapore’s decision ...

It’s the realization of a dream that began as a high school and college kid, reading David Broder, William Safire, Mary McGrory, George Will (still!), and the duo of Jack Germond and Jules Witcover.

As Buchanan tells it, National Review then reported that the well-received speech had been written by none other than William Safire. Safire had apparently taken credit while getting Buchanan to stand ...

That rang some bells with longtime New York Times readers. In 1996, when Bill Clinton was running for reelection, William Safire wrote a blistering Times column about Hillary Clinton called ...

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In 2000, World drew the displeasure of the Times columnist William Safire. The magazine had just published a tough story on Senator John McCain, who was in a bitter Republican primary race against ...

There, he joined the campus radio station and worked on a program written by William Safire, the future Times columnist, with Dick Clark, the future pop music TV host, as the announcer.

William Safire On the other hand, please excuse me if things take a while to develop, or as Mr. Safire, the subject of today’s piece, once wrote, ”Took me a while to get to the point today ...