Scott Wilson

Washington Post senior national correspondent focusing on California and the West

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White House Bureau Chief, and former Jerusalem Bureau Chief, for the Washington Post

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Santa Barbara County is a prime destination for weekend getaways, known for its picturesque beaches and vineyards.

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Santa Barbara County is a prime destination for weekend getaways, known for its picturesque beaches and vineyards.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

President  Obama addressed the UN General Assembly  today, promising the US will stay engaged in the Middle East for the rest of his term.

Obama at the UN: Conflict or Compromise?

President Obama addressed the UN General Assembly today, promising the US will stay engaged in the Middle East for the rest of his term.

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