• March 28, 2011

    In an address to the nation, President Obama made his case for intervening in Libya from both a strategic and moral perspective. But while he answered some of the questions hanging over the mission, he didn't explain enough to silence his critics.

  • December 11, 2009

    This week on The Confab: Is the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) going soft on Obama? Are the Democrats dragging health care to the finish line? Plus, climate talks at Copenhagen and the crux of a wartime president receiving a Nobel Peace Prize. Join The Root's Washington reporter Dayo Olopade as she talks with The Root's new Managing Editor Joel Dreyfuss and Associate Editor Natalie Hopkinson.

     

    * Podcast production by Abdullah Rufus.

    * Podcast theme music by Timothy Morrison.

  • by Greg Beals on 
    October 9, 2009

    In issuing the prize to Obama, the Nobel Committee decided to take a chance and do something relevant; hope for peace.

  • by David Kenner on 
    October 9, 2009

    From Eleanor Roosevelt to Gandhi, Foreign Policy lists the transformative figures that should have, could have, but didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize.

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