''Daddy King" — the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. — was always reminding us that "hate is too great a burden to bear." Even after a childhood of racist oppression and the cruel assassination of both his ...

Paul Wolfowitz, the deputy secretary of defense under President George W. Bush, said in an interview published Friday that he may vote for Hillary Clinton, citing Donald Trump’s “disturbing” comments ...

American Enterprise Institute scholar Paul Wolfowitz was Deputy Secretary of Defense and President of the World Bank Group. Wolfowitz was U.S. deputy secretary of Defense from 2001 to 2005.

We take a look at the stories likely to dominate the week ahead in politics. At the forefront: troubles for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz. NPR's senior ...

May 17 (Reuters) - Here are some facts about Paul Wolfowitz, who is to resign as president of the World Bank effective June 30: EARLY CAREER * A political science PhD from the University of Chicago, ...

The flap over Paul Wolfowitz has raised the political profile of the World Bank in a way that appears to have damaged the institution itself as well as Wolfowitz’s reputation. The wording of departure ...

(CNN) — Here’s a look at the life of Paul Wolfowitz, former US deputy secretary of defense and former president of the World Bank. 1973-1977 – Works at the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency in ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Paul Wolfowitz, an architect of the Iraq war who was forced to resign from the World Bank because of an ethics scandal, will chair a U.S. advisory panel on arms control, the ...

Paul Wolfowitz , President of the World Bank , is in trouble for personally ordering a generous promotion for his girlfriend. Shaha Riza was at the World Bank when Wolfowitz took over. Yesterday, ...

WASHINGTON — The State Department will name a former World Bank chief, Paul Wolfowitz, to head a high-level advisory panel on arms control and disarmament. The move by Secretary of State Rice marks a ...

“I recall at some point early on, Secretary Rumsfeld commenting–I think in a press briefing–that we’re in for a long struggle, possibly as long as the Cold War. I was still in the mode of thinking, Oh ...