US Politics
The Remarkable Life and Complicated Legacy of Paul R. Ignatius
Paul R. Ignatius, a son of Armenian immigrants who served as Secretary of the Navy and helped oversee Defense Department supply chains during the Vietnam War, has died at 104. His life of service and commitment to public duty stands as a powerful testament to American values, though his opposition to publishing the Pentagon Papers reminds us that even good people can sometimes falter when defending press freedom.
