I once spent an evening with Thomas Friedman, the famous political commentator, The New York Times Middle East correspondent, three-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and author of the bestselling book From Beirut to Jerusalem. Friedman described the changes in his life from covering bomb blasts, assassinations, massacres, and invasions in Lebanon, to becoming the Times’ chief diplomatic correspondent and later chief White House correspondent. In his…
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