A few months ago I was re-reading Colin Powell’s memoir, My American Journey, and liked his summary of the job of being national security advisor: "judge, traffic cop, truant officer, arbitrator ...

President George W. Bush, with national security adviser Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State Colin Powell and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld appear at the White House Rose Garden in June 2002.

National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice jokingly pats Secretary of State Colin Powell on the cheek in the Oval Office as President George W. Bush was finishing his meeting with Israeli Prime ...

Colin Powell, a retired four-star general and White House national security adviser who served as the nation’s first black secretary of state, died Monday as a result of complications from COVID ...

Colin Powell, the retired four ... Powell was the first black man to serve as national security adviser near the end of Ronald Reagan’s presidency and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from ...

Colin Powell, the first Black secretary of state died Monday from complications related to COVID-19, but his family says he also suffered from multiple myeloma, which compromised his immune system.

American statesman Colin Powell was a four-star general who served as national security adviser and later secretary of state. He was also the first Black secretary of state. He passed away on Oct ...

U.S. politicians from both parties remembered Colin L. Powell on Monday as a highly respected public servant, trusted adviser to presidents and statesman upon learning that the former secretary of ...

Colin L. Powell, who in four decades of public life served as the nation’s top soldier, diplomat and national security adviser, and whose speech at the United Nations in 2003 helped pave the way ...

Former President George W. Bush says Gen. Colin Powell was "a great man." Powell, who served top roles in several administrations including national security adviser, chairman of the Joint Chief ...

Powell — America’s first Black national security adviser, first Black Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, and first Black Secretary of State — died Monday of complications from COVID-19.

Colin Powell's endorsement of Joe Biden comes as more than 200 national security experts say President Trump's reelection would be catastrophic for U.S.