ubad Talabani is one of those cultural anomalies who somehow seem like natural creatures of Washington. Few twenty-nine-year-olds are trusted to serve as the top envoy of a foreign entity to the United States, as Talabanithe son of Iraqi President Jalal Talabaniis by Iraqs Kurdistan Regional Government. But Talabanislim, goateed, English-accented, a onetime Italian-car mechanic […]

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