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(A soldier carries a confiscated computer (U.S. Army))
A look back at the voices, both serious and comedic, that have helped us make sense of the war in Iraq. Among them: fifteen young and optimistic Model UN students; thinkers and writers Lawrence Weschler and Mark Danner; Gulf War veterans Robert Holmes and Neal Creighton; and Tony Soprano.
To Save Humanity from the Scourge of War
In the Absence of Intelligence
How the State Department gathers intelligence on WMDs, as imagined by masters of improvisational comedy Mary Purdy and Bruce Meakam. Produced by Curtis Fox.
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Battle of Algiers, Redux
War, Connected
With access to the internet and television, people across the globe can find out what’s happening in a war zone more quickly than ever before. Does this make us more connected to what happens on the battlefield? Writer Lawrence Weschler considers the question. A version of Weschler’s essay appeared in ...
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