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Ted Koppel Respected broadcast journalist Ted Koppel is a commentator, occasionally contributing to NPR's midday news and talk show Talk of the Nation

Monday September 29, 2014

Book Review: 'All The Truth Is Out: The Week Politics Went Tabloid'

Wednesday July 2, 2014

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A Writer Who Defied The System In 'The Zhivago Affair'

Wednesday February 19, 2014

It Still Feels Good To Yell: I'm 'Mad As Hell'

Thursday January 9, 2014

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'Stringer': Finding Your Feet In The Chaos Of Congo

Thursday December 12, 2013

Ted Koppel: Mandela's Long Prison Term Helped Preserve His Image

Monday May 11, 2009

Saturday August 16, 2008

Monday April 21, 2008

Shucking the 'Corn Lobby' on Ethanol

Friday April 11, 2008

Dreams of Free Tibet Will Go Unrealized

Friday March 21, 2008

Common Thread Runs Through America's Crises

Wednesday March 5, 2008

Democratic Divisions May Be Good News for McCain

Thursday February 21, 2008

Safety Concerns Don't Slow China's Coal Boom

Friday February 8, 2008

Defiant Afghanistan Deserves Candidates' Attention

Tuesday January 29, 2008

America's Economic Ills: Loose Spending, Lending

Wednesday January 16, 2008

U.S. Presidents' Saudi Ritual Nearly Obsolete

Thursday December 6, 2007

The Intelligence Report and U.S.-Iran Diplomacy

Monday November 26, 2007

U.S. Should Show Muscle in Diplomacy with China

Tuesday November 20, 2007

U.S. Rapport with Musharraf Evokes Shah Era

Friday October 19, 2007

U.S. Investors Drawn to China's Version of Detroit

Friday September 21, 2007

Blackwater: In Iraq to Stay?

Tuesday September 11, 2007

Petraeus Is Selling; Is America Buying?

Friday September 7, 2007

U.S. Mission in Iraq Likely to Change

Tuesday August 28, 2007

The Plight of Iraq's Prime Minister

Friday August 10, 2007

Vietnam Lessons Could Shape Iraq Exit

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