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28 April 2011: Afternoon
Ouattara now controls Ivory Coast, but some militias that got him there have gone renegade. Videos: Tornado that tore through Tuscaloosa. Excellent view, with lucid information, on artist Ai Weiwei's jailing and the prevailing silence. Arab leaders absorb Mubarak's mistake--better to fight and kill than
28 April 2011: Morning
Last night's storms across the South killed 72 people in four states. States spar over the levee blast that could save a flood-threatened Illinois town--and destroy 130K acres of Missouri farmland. LAPD finishes analyzing backlog of 6,132 untested rape kits--some were stored for more
Not for Navigational Purposes
Maps are useful in jungles, classrooms, and when you need to cross a bombing ground during a storm. But they’re pointless when love implodes.
27 April 2011: Morning
With fewer Japanese cars entering the US market due to disaster recovery, rivals look toward boosting production. Gitmo Wikileaks reveal al Qaeda plot to cut down the Brooklyn Bridge--Kelly deemed it "doable." The Times on why it was denied the latest WikiLeaks, and why Assange no longer
27 April 2011: Afternoon
White House releases Obama's birth certificate, Trump takes credit for "hopefully getting rid of this issue." Brief history of lying in modern American politics. Reporter flies with Abbas as he pitches UN resolution to confer statehood on Palestinians. Syria poised to join UN's Council
Constitutional Monarchy for the Win
Preparing for Britain’s big fat royal wedding, our writer undergoes a crisis of republicanism when Labrador Ella questions his arrogance about the family that wears the crown.
26 April 2011: Morning
European scientists study volcano ash effects, demonstrate last year's airspace shutdown was justified. Now that Gaudi's cathedral is finished--130 years late--Barcelonans can begin debating the building's authenticity. International Criminal Court Justice pauses hearing to ask attorneys to shed their wigs. For countries
26 April 2011: Afternoon
Law firm hired by House to defend Defense of Marriage Act drops case after public pressure. UN inquiry into Sri Lankan army's final offensive against Tamil Tigers finds ghastly war crimes. By the way, Cambodia and Thailand have been fighting for the past five days. Pictures from Chernobyl.
Rescue Party
Robin Williams—no, not that Robin Williams—paints sulky, introspective adolescents. Her figures are waiting to emerge from underneath snowball beards, oversized hats, and heavy party dresses. These costumes may be fantastic, but the paintings suggest that what they've hidden is more amazing.