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February 16, 2007

New styles in Shia self-flagellation
by Zvika Krieger
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John McCain, once a folk hero, bombs prime time
by Michelle Cottle
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Eastern Europe's slow descent to fascism
by Jacques Rupnik

Fashion and architecture, an audio slideshow
by Sarah Williams Goldhagen
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House Republicans dance awkwardly around the Iraq vote
by Eve Fairbanks
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Narciso Rodriguez, Dress from Collection, Autumn/Winter, 2005-06. Courtesy Thames & Hudson

Fashion and architecture share certain methods and can be inspired by the same sources. But they're not exactly "parallel practices," as a new exhibition claims.

by Sarah Williams Goldhagen


by the staff	TNR's academic blog	by Marty Peretz
The Senate envies the House 3:47 p.m., 02.16.07	Anti-semitic arguments, continued 1:38 p.m., 02.16.07	The problem with Joseph Nye 5:32 p.m., 02.16.07

This Month in History Japanese Internment
On February 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9906 authorizing the relocation and internment of Japanese-Americans. Within months more than 110,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry were relocated to remote camps built by the U.S. military. TNR takes a look at the experience of Japanese-Americans during and after WWII and the lessons learned about democracy and war.
3:03 p.m., 2.16.07

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Friday, February 16

An exhibit uses fashion to make architecture flashier
by Sarah Williams Goldhagen

Eastern Europe's slow descent to fascism
by Jacques Rupnik

Thursday, February 15

How do you pay for universal health care? Vouchers
by Ezekiel J. Emanuel & Victor R. Fuchs

A gay marriage ban that hurts conservatives
by Jonathan Cohn

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How Bush is like the great presidents
by Michael Currie Schaffer

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House Republicans dance awkwardly around the Iraq vote
by Eve Fairbanks

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Wednesday, February 14

How Thomas Hardy invented unhappy endings
by William Deresiewicz

Elizabeth Dole, GOP scapegoat
by Michelle Cottle

New styles in Shia self-flagellation
by Zvika Krieger

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Does Valentine's Day enable child slavery?
by Jeremy Kahn

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Tuesday, February 13

The royal ambitions of kingmaker Tom Vilsack
by Jason Zengerle

Joe Biden, the gaffe-prone windbag America needs
by Peter Beinart

What kind of lies constitute anti-Semitism?
by Jeffrey Herf & Andrei S. Markovits

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Monday, February 12

A surge that could actually work
by Lawrence F. Kaplan

Anti-anti-Semitism defended
by Bret Stephens

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Joe Lieberman and The Weekly Standard in Fantasyland
by Jonathan Chait

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Sunday, February 11

This Corner of the Western World, a poem
by Jennifer Chang

Saturday, February 10

The Stasi on film, and other cinematic mediations on communism
by Stanley Kauffmann

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