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Terrence Henry

Terrence Henry

Terrence Henry is a freelance writer living in Austin, Texas. More

Terrence Henry is a freelance writer living in Austin, Texas. In January 2009, he and his wife embarked on a food tour of Argentina, Spain, Italy, England, Canada, and the United States. Some 13 months later he settled in Austin, where he is now learning the art of Texas barbecue and writing about food and film. 
In Recession, Good News for Diners

In Recession, Good News for Diners

From DC to to San Francisco to Buenos Aires, economics are inspiring chefs to do less with more. From haute cuisine chefs renting out old Chinese restaurants by the night to gourmet food stands, great food is getting cheaper and, often, better.… More »

One-Way Ticket to Buenos Aires

One-Way Ticket to Buenos Aires

In times of economic hardship here in the U.S., an opportunity for a new beginning. Why not uproot to a leisurely land rich with red meat, red wine and the myriad sights and smells one can only find in Argentina? Even these first few days are filled with discovery.… More »

The NIE in Doubt?

Well-placed sources suggest that Iran may have in fact accelerated its weapons program… More »

Issue June 2007

Get Out of Jihad Free

The Saudi government is betting that instead of just locking terrorists away, it can reform them.… More »

Issue March 2007

The Missing Reward

Since the start of the rewards program in the Philippines, the State Department has paid a total of $1.6 million to six informants—awarded at three press conferences, each with its ceremony of disguised informants and suitcases full of money—but Alvin Siglos has not been a part of any of them. Although he has approached the U.S. Embassy in Manila several times, Siglos has yet to receive any reward from the U.S. government, nearly five years after the…… More »

Issue April 2006

Bombing Iran

4:1: Overt Air Strike by the United States or Israel by June 30, 2006.… More »

Issue December 2005

The Covert Option

Can sabotage and assassination stop Iran from going nuclear?… More »

Issue November 2005

Primary Sources

Post-Gaza Israel; the travails of black cabbies; the (continuing) migration of the Electoral College; how to spot a spy… More »

Issue May 2005

After Kim Jong Il

KIM JONG CHOL: The middle son (born 1981) of Kim Jong Il. His mother was the popular North Korean dancer Ko Yong Hui.… More »

Issue December 2004

Russia's Loose Nukes

An accounting of recent theft, smuggling, and insecure handling of nuclear material in the former Soviet Union… More »

Into the Den of Spies

Mark Bowden, the author of "Among the Hostage-Takers," speaks about the Iran hostage crisis of 1979 and its architects' present-day struggles with the Islamic regime… More »

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