Guatemala's first lady to pull a Hillary and run for president, but needs to challenge an anti-succession law. Iranian shipment of rockets to the Taliban intercepted. Universal decides not to back del Toro's $150-million adaptation of Lovecraft's "Madness" after del
Yemeni police shoot at least 50 attempting to join larger protest group at Sanaa University. Malta, with strong business ties to the region, delaying E.U. sanction-setting against Libya. Arab women "massively" participating in current revolutions, determined their efforts won't be forgotten. Smithsonian curator sent
U.K. and France drafting "contingency" resolution to impose no-fly zone over Libya. Tunisia dissolves state security apparatus "to overcome the deficiencies noted under the former regime." Coverage of coverage of anti-Semitism having a moment in the sun. Profile of Dan Savage, America'
Obama approves resuming Guantanamo trials, still seeks other venues and means to try terrorists. Reports of African mercenaries fighting for Gadhafi stoke racial violence against African migrant workers in Libya. America's incredible military capacity provides a powerful temptation to grasp the sword. Gates predicts minor troop pullout this
Our man in Boston sits down with author Gretel Ehrlich to talk about daily life in the Arctic Circle, good wine, Tom McGuane, and how to go online from an off-the-grid cabin in Wyoming.
Rather than kill the web, Libyan government moved it into "standby mode," preserving its own uses. Friedman on the forces bearing down on the Middle East; rebuttal regarding the force of Friedman's vanity. Egypt revolution tweets already compiled in a book, assuming publisher can get each
Gadhafi compares struggle to oppress rebels to Israel's war against Hamas. Ground reporting from Libyan rebels' attacks around Ras Lanuf. Musicians face calls to surrender fees earned from performing for Gadhafi's family. Dictators learn how to manipulate Facebook and arrest rebels for their "likes.
China restricting journalists and foreigners over fears of Middle East repeat. Libyan rebels say, "Thanks, but no thanks," to Chávez's offer to broker peace deal. Another American war in an Arab state--what's not to like? Six considerations for discussing a Libyan no-fly
The internet’s been tamed, social media’s a food court, and everyone is positive, full of likes. But that’s only if you buy the algorithm of conformity.
Libya-Tunisia border "bursting"--90,000 refugee in 10 days; Europe transports Egyptians home. Yemeni president, perhaps remembering all those U.S. aid dollars, backtracks on "U.S. staging Middle East revolution." Police counterterrorism training business coheres under one view: total war with Islam. Black Keys
