Gardiner Harris

New York Times

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White House correspondent for the New York Times

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In Vietnam, Bill Clinton healed the wounds of war; George W. Bush stopped off to talk economics. Barack Obama has different reasons for visiting.

Another President Seeks Common Ground with a Former Enemy

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Doctors and pharmacists are reporting a record number of drug shortages this year, drugs needed to treat child leukemia, breast and colon cancer, and infections.

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