An excerpt from this future bestseller:As bullets clawed the air around us and screams echoed down the rubble-strewn tarmac, I felt almost peaceful.It was a simple mission, they had told.
Following up on Scott's post about today's outbursts in Baghdad and Basra -- which suggest a possible collapse of the Shia cease-fire -- here's Marc Lynch on the other half.
Last night in the middle of a lecture on inter-service rivalry in the United States Armed Forces, I bite down on a Sweet Tart that is atop a pile of.
Just, wow. An Idaho U.S. Senate candidate has changed his name to Pro-Life. Really.Apparently, he attempted to get on the ballot in 2006 when he ran a losing race for.
I don't know how I feel about these mid-week international openings, but it's pretty cool to get up and have Baseball That Counts on.
I'd been meaning to write about Emily Yoffe's hectoring of single mothers, but was delayed by a massive pile of Real Work and a bad flu. Fortunately for all of.
Over at Slate, Melinda Henneberger and Dahlia Lithwick consider why Hillary Clinton won't get a speech on gender akin to the one Obama gave on race (and imagine what her.
Defense News:The U.S. plans to urge Britain to launch a "surge" in Basra to combat increasing violence in the southern Iraqi region, the Sunday Mirror newspaper reported.Britain, which has around.
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