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Vol. 023 Issue 010 (November 13 2017)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Scrapbook
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THE SCRAPBOOK A Heartbreaking Groundbreaking Leave to one side for a moment the debate over whether Confederate memorials, many of them more than a century old, should be pulled...
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Rough Draft
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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CASUAL Rough Draft I recently saw a sportswriter on social media paying tribute to a deceased editor he’d had the pleasure of working with. “The best editors are a psychologist, a friend,...
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Editorials
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EDITORIALS The New Cold War Henry Kissinger aptly characterized two centuries of Russian foreign policy in his 2001 book Does America Need a Foreign Policy? “Throughout its...
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Documenting al Qaeda's Durability
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JOSCELYN, THOMAS
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More than 16 years after the September 11, 2001, hijackings, America remains at war with jihadist groups around the globe. From South Asia through the heart of the Middle East and...
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Not Quite the Best or the Brightest
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WARREN, MICHAEL
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Not Quite the Best
or the Brightest Team Trump’s ‘island of misfit toys.’
by Michael Warren George Papadopoulos was ambitious and underqualified, the kind of wannabe who fills the lower...
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The Courage of Their Convictions
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BARNES, FRED
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The verdict in the corruption trial of Democratic senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey may come as early as this week. If Menendez is convicted of a felony, Democrats face big trouble. The switch...
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Distaff Meeting
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Lloyd, Alice B.
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Detroit The pink knit cap made famous by last winter’s Women’s March on Washington is already an anachronism. Not more than a couple dozen or so of the eye-catching toppers...
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Putin on the Ad Blitz
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EPSTEIN, ETHAN
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Toothpaste, a 7,000-year-old product, is rarely a leading indicator. But the world’s top purveyor of the stuff—along with laundry detergent, dish soap, diapers, and other sundries—made a decision...
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The Convergence of the Scandals
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HEMINGWAY, MARK
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On October 30, special prosecutor Robert Mueller indicted President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and deputy chairman Rick Gates on 12...
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Podcasting to the People
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TERZIAN, PHILIP
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Podcasting
to the People Who gets to talk to the public: priests or politicos?
by Philip Terzian Amanda Hess, a David Carr Fellow at the New York Times, who “writes about Internet culture...
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Israel's Coming War with Hezbollah
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Donnelly, Thomas
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Israel’s Coming War with Hezbollah Fraught with peril—and opportunity.
by Thomas Donnelly Donald Trump’s feud with North Korea’s “Little Rocket Man” notwithstanding, the...
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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
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Green, Dominic
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Hard to Do Sex scandals imperil Britain’s quest to quit the EU.
by Dominic Green London All politics aspires to the condition of entertainment. At least it does so these days,...
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The Big Reveal
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HAYES, STEPHEN F.
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The Big Reveal The CIA has finally released 470,000 files recovered from the raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound. Here’s why it took so long. On the penultimate day of the Obama...
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The Tzaddik of the Intellectuals
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Epstein, Joseph
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The Tzaddik
of the Intellectuals The arc of Leon Wieseltier bends toward justice My first contact with Leon Wieseltier was by letter. The year was 1977. Written on Balliol...
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A New Grant
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Rollyson, Carl
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A New Grant The general-turned-president gets the Chernow treatment. by Carl Rollyson We can speak of “settled law.” Not so with biography. The verdict is always out...
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Keynes Unable
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Andrews, Helen
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& A B Keynes Unable
Misunderstanding the clash between two titans
of 20th-century economics. by Helen Andrews Robert Skidelsky, whose biography of John Maynard Keynes is unlikely ever...
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Gateway to the 'Upside Down'
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Sargeant, Alexi
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& A B Gateway to the
‘Upside Down’ The horror of Netflix’s Stranger Things begins with the abuse and abandonment of kids. by Alexi Sargeant The first season of the...
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Putting on a Show
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Henderson, Amy
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& A B Putting on a Show
Curating museums—scholarship dipped in dazzle.
by Amy Henderson In the unpredictable and often baffling way that hip, new meaning can...
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Unbridled Affection
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CATTON, PIA
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& A B Unbridled Affection
The myth of the mustang and the plight
of America’s wild horses. by Pia Catton In 1971, when Congress passed the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act,...
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Parody
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“HuffPo embarked on a 23-city bus tour to get to know places like Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Odessa, Texas. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg undertook a series of carefully choreographed interactions...
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Vol. 023 Issue 011 (November 20 2017)
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Vol. 023 Issue 012 (November 27 2017)
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2018
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