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13 April 2009
Q&A on the riots in Bangkok and concerns of another military coup. To capture the attention of anyone Thai, start telling your best ghost story. Obama to alter, though not lift the trade embargo on Cuba. Events to anticipate in this week's news. Trillin: I may
13 April 2009: Morning
It took only three remarkable shots--one each by snipers firing from a distance at dusk. How Navy Seals rescued Capt. Richard Philips. Op: Some pirates are gangsters; many--such as the "Volunteer Coastguard of Somalia"--are trying to prevent illegal trawling, nuclear dumping. "Detonate a dolphin,
Driving While Standing Still
Andrew Bush combines performance with portraiture and a disconcerting measure of intimacy in a series where he took portraits of other drivers—often at 70 miles per hour—with a medium-format camera attached to the passenger side of his car.
10 April 2009: Weekend
Fifteen years after Rwanda's genocide, ethnicity is banned (good), economy is stalled (bad). Poster to aid your journey back in time. At sixteen, while most girls are getting their driver's licenses, a young woman in the Middle East was planning a deadly terror attack. China'
Attractive With Glasses
Experts answer what they know. The Non-Expert answers anything. This week we counsels a reader on the beauty of frames.
10 April 2009: Morning
Mugabe's aides are torturing opposition leaders in hopes of receiving amnesty. Related: C.I.A. insists officers who tortured are innocent because Bush administration said it was legal. Pentagon sponsors its first ever economic war games. Bolivan leader goes on hunger strike until a new constitution is passed.
9 April 2009: Afternoon
Refugees killed on the final battlefield between Sri Lanka's army and the Tamil Tigers; U.N. chief says both sides may be guilty of war crimes. Government analysts say banks are better off than feared, but they'll probably need another bailout. Recession fuels readers' appetite
Nothing Special, Just Crisis
Latvia’s economy is in peril and its government a mess. Reporting from Riga, our writer feels more comfortable than most, knowing Latvia from a childhood in suburban Connecticut.
9 April 2009: Morning
British terrorism chief resigns after photographers snapped sensitive document he paraded, revealing raid details. Yesterday's attack was one of 66 this year by Somali pirates. Op: Obama's arms-control efforts may not terrify rogue states, but they build capital with friendly ones. Sales of Das Kapital