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George Shultz https://www.nysun.com/editorials/george-shultz/91413/ The death of Secretary of State George Shultz, coming at a moment when America seeks wise leadership, reminds us of what an impact a major cabinet member can have. And also of an encounter we had with him in Detroit, where, having returned from Vietnam, we started with the Wall Street Journal and, eventually, witnessed Shultz’s capacity to puncture pomposity with his Semper Fi spirit. Shultz was then, as best we recall, Presid...

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George Shultz, counsel and Cabinet member for two Republican presidents, dies at 100 Michael Abramowitz and David E. Hoffman, The Washington Post Feb. 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Edward Miller, right, is sworn in as chairman of the National Labor Relations Board by Justice Byron White as Secretary of Labor George Shultz and his wife, Anne Harmon Miller, look on in June 1970.Washington Post photo by Harry Naltchayan On Sunday, Oct. 12, 1986, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Go...

Guardiolas patient approach pays off with flourishing Foden Follow Us Question of the Day Liverpool’s Thiago vies for the ball with Manchester City’s Phil Foden, left, during the English Premier League soccer match between Liverpool and Manchester City at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, England, Sunday, Feb. 7, 2021. (AP photo/Jon Super, Pool) more > By STEVE DOUGLAS - Associated Press - ...

© Getty Images I was nervous when I first met George Shultz in 2009. I was working at the United States Institute of Peace headquarters. Secretary Shultz had helped fund the building, and my boss, Ambassador Richard Solomon, had worked for Shultz and wanted me to meet him at the groundbreaking ceremony. Aware that Shultz had been secretary of labor, secretary of the Treasury, secretary of State, first director of the Cabinet-level Office of Management and Budget, former president of the engin...

ArtReview While biennials and festivals are once again being pushed back as successive waves of COVID-19 cases catalyse more lockdowns globally, announcements on curators and themes of future events continue unabated. In Brazil, organisers of the Mercosul Biennial announced Marcello Dantas as taking the reins of the 2022 edition. Dantas’s last biennial experience was in Vancouver, in 2014, but since the curator has become known for a series of immensely popular solo touring shows for artists ...

To battle climate change, firms are experimenting with a so-far-expensive technological solution: sucking carbon dioxide from the air and turning it into rock below ...

Last week, a 2019 video clip resurfaced showing climate envoy John Kerrys attempt to reconcile his beliefs about climate change with his practice of flying around the world in private jets.

Reykjavik District Court has acquitted the Icelandic state of charges that a man was unlawfully arrested and held in custody for a murder he was later cleared of. The man filed a case against the state after he was arrested and released. The incident took place in September 2008 when a man was found dead in his flat in central Reykjavik. The police investigation found out that the accused and several other friends had been drinking with the man in his flat two days before his death. The case wa...

George Shultz, Who Led U.S. Cold-War Diplomacy, Dies Bloomberg 2/8/2021 Laurence Arnold © Photographer: Terry Ashe/The LIFE Images Collection Secretary of State George Shultz testifying before Senator . Foreign Rel.Committee re contras and Philippines. (Bloomberg) -- George Shultz, who oversaw the decoupling of the U.S. dollar from the gold standard in the early 1970s and kept the gears of diplomacy running under the din of Cold War rhetoric as Ronald Reagan’s secretary o...