Jane Harman News
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Two brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings are prompting renewed debate about how the U.S. should prosecute cases of domestic terrorism and whether the incidents are tied to a broader threat.
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Representative Jane Harman of California intends to resign her U.S. House seat to become president and director of the Washington-based Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars , a Democratic aide said.
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Last night was one big sister act at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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Former supermodel Iman wore a flaming-red design by her old friend Stephen Burrows last night at the Museum of the City of New York.
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Charlie Rose 7/6: Jane Harman, former U.S. Representative for California and the current president of the Woodrow Wilson Center, discusses the role of the United States in the political unrest in the Middle East, Harman's work with the Woodrow Wilson Center and her late Sidney Harman, who, in August 2010, bought Newsweek and served as its publisher until his death, in April 2011
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The U.S. was justified in sending a drone aircraft into Yemen to kill U.S.-born Anwar al-Awlaki, an al-Qaeda recruiter and propagandist, former Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic ex-Representative Jane Harman said.
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On Monday night, President Barack Obama right-sized the mission in Libya. His speech explained the limits of our role and our interests in Libya, though the extent of our commitment to the new NATO command is still evolving.
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A naturalized U.S. citizen from Pakistan told prosecutors he tried to detonate a car bomb in New York’s Times Square to kill tourists and theater goers, and has been providing information on the terrorist plot, the U.S. said.
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A Republican businessman is vying for an upset in a U.S. House special election in Southern California today, running a largely self-financed race in a bid for victory in a traditionally Democratic district.
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Sidney Harman , whose Harman Kardon brand became synonymous with high-quality audio equipment and who became a top philanthropist in the U.S. capital and, late in life, the owner of Newsweek magazine, has died. He was 92.
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