A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 371
Mark Dever
Theologian
Gloria Borger
American commentator
Maureen Orth
American journalist
David Frum
Canadian-American commentator
David Brooks
American actor
Jonathan Turley
American lawyer
George Will
American writer
Claire Underwood
Fictional character
Nathan Phillips
Australian actor
Zoe Barnes
Movie character
Rachel Posner
Janine Skorsky
TV character
Edward Meechum
Fictional character
Matt Bruenig
Lawyer
Daniel Yergin
American author
Lucas Goodwin
Fictional character
Gillian Cole
Fictional character
William H. Sullivan
Former United States Ambassador to the Philippines
Nancy Kaufberger
Fictional character
Caren Turner
Attorney
Martin Dahinden
Swiss diplomat
Terry Womack
TV character
Meg Snyder
Fictional character
Valerie Grant
Fictional character
Tony Podesta
John Podesta's brother
John J. Castellani
Chief Executive Officer of the Business Roundtable
Rick Atkinson
Author
Sandi Jackson
Angelica Ross
American actress
Byron York
American correspondent
Norman Ornstein
American political scientist
Amit Mehta
Judge
Adam Posen
American economist
Guy Benson
American journalist
Paul Butler
Actor
Paris Dennard
Commentator
Alexis Madrigal
American journalist
Muhammad Syed
American-Pakistani writer
Christopher R. Barron
Political strategist
Zhang Boli
Chinese physician
Ferid Murad
Physician
John J. DeGioia
President of Georgetown University
David Rothkopf
Professor
Cyril Ponnamperuma
Sri Lankan scientist
Irvin B. Nathan
Attorney General for the District of Columbia
Medea Benjamin
American author
Khaled Saffuri
