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Pete Hamill on 9/11, Jihads, and Why bin Laden's Death Can't Bring Closure
A conversation with the legendary New York newspaperman, whose latest book, "Tabloid City", came out last week
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A conversation with the legendary New York newspaperman, whose latest book, "Tabloid City", came out last week
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In a rare interview with CNET, Sohaib Athar discussed life in Abbottabad, Pakistan, before and after the death of Osama Bin Laden
My friend Brendan Greeley has written a blistering leader for Businessweek that explains why, in the end, the terrorists were never going to win. To…
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From my Torah teacher Erica Brown
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The Washington Post asserts that the War in Iraq helped us get bin Laden by getting us used to continual conflict
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What does it mean that Bin Ladin had been living in this compound since 2005? You start to wonder if all his computer hardware will prove is that he whiled away the time playing Angry Birds.
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They've long insisted that a "ticking time bomb" exception would set us on a slippery slope. The reaction to bin Laden's death proves their point.
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In 2008, the country was in a dark place and Osama bin Laden was still in hiding. Did this week's celebrations signal a brighter mood across America?
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The Buddhist leader and the human rights group come to different conclusions
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Only hours after his death was confirmed, third-tier Internet criminals were using Bin Laden's face to infect computers worldwide
James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.
