What's driving world leaders' growing interest in women's bodies?
Interviews with militants in those areas leave little doubt that the drones have disrupted their operations, driving fugitive leaders deeper into the mountains.
The war in Iraq also played a part: the deep divisions in "old" and "new" Europe over whether to go along with the United States' military action contributed to the wedges driving the leaders apart.
This is not the first time that the chairman has exposed the rank nihilism that is driving Republican leaders' acceptance of Mr. Trump, and Mr. Priebus is far from alone.
Israel's security establishment quietly congratulates itself on breaking the back of Palestinian "terror networks", months after driving the leaders of Hamas and its smaller allies underground or killing them.
Papua New Guinea police are seeking the return of nearly 300 imported cars loaned to officials for driving world leaders around its capital during last year's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting, a commander said on Tuesday.
First in Italy and most dramatically in Germany, Fascist or conservative-authoritarian regimes either outlawed unions altogether often driving their leaders from their countries, incarcerating them, or assassinating them or turned them into appendages of an ever-more powerful state apparatus.
The electorate's obsession with "authenticity" and "honesty" is driving our leaders into a fake posture of utter rigidity in which they must "keep their promises" and resist the turbulence that actually makes and remakes the world from day to day.
