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God and Over by Leon Wieseltier What religion, and conservatism, and America can learn from the
atheists among us. A report of a stirring morning at the Supreme Court.
Abominations
by Martin Peretz The bloodlust of terrorists, in Iraq, in Spain, and in Israel.
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Two
for One
by Mark Mazzetti The White House says we must be ready to fight two simultaneous wars.
But it has made it impossible for the military to do so.
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Sadr
by Spencer Ackerman How the U.S. turned a marginal enemy into a symbol of Shia aspirations.
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Teen Wastelandby Franklin Foer In high school, John Kerry acquired a cultural problem that plagues him to this day. It's not that he's too aristocratic; it's that he's not aristocratic enough.
Monday,
April 5
Under God and Overby Leon Wieseltier What religion, and conservatism, and America can learn from the atheists among us. A report of a stirring morning at the Supreme Court.
Abominationsby Martin Peretz The bloodlust of terrorists, in Iraq, in Spain, and in Israel. web only
Sunday,
April 4
Two for Oneby Mark Mazzetti The White House says the United States must be ready to fight two simultaneous wars. But it has made it impossible for the military to do so.
Saturday,
April 3
Kinds of Actionby Stanley Kauffmann Bon Voyage giggles through the fall of France; Distant dives into the global quotidian.
Queen Victoriaby Lytton Strachey From the pages of TNR, a 1921 excerpt of Lytton Strachey's masterpiece, Queen Victoria.web only
Friday,
April 2
Quiet Pleaseby Jeffrey Rosen Antonin Scalia's descent into punditry.
Strike Outby Michael Crowley Senate Republicans want to hurt John Kerry. But they keep hurting themselves.
See No Evilby Adam B. Kushner The media's shameful decision to hide the worst of Fallujah.
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Thursday,
April 1
Distant Relationsby Tim Luckhurst Why is Blair keeping his distance from Kerry? web only
Nota Beneby Spencer Ackerman Why Pentagon officials should thank the aide who left his notes in Starbucks.
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Reality Televisionby Lee Siegel "Ghosts of Rwanda" correctly fails to offer viewers consolation. web only
All Talkby Jason Zengerle Why Al Franken's new radio show won't work.
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Both Housesby Martin Peretz Everyone failed to fight terrorism.
Brooks Shieldby Noam Scheiber David Brooks is under attack. His critics are wrong.
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The Surrogatesby Reihan Salam The strategy behind Terry Holt's bland persona.
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Corneredby Daniel W. Drezner Divide foreign-policy thought into four quadrants. Note Bush and Kerry's positions. Account for the hidden influence of the other two squares. Now pick your candidate. Choose wisely.
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Unionizeby Robert Lane Greene The EU botches its response to the Madrid bombings.
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