Article The Case Against Intervention Recent evidence suggests that if we intervene in Syria, we are less likely to end the suffering than to compound it, stretching the killing out over decades. By Adrian Bonenberger September 24, 2014 Foreign Affairs Middle East Terrorism War and Peace Web Exclusive
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Article Mortal Affirmations If Dubus were a dogmatist, he would lay judgment on the adulterers in his fiction. Rather, he reveals how faith helps and hurts them in equal amounts. By Nick Ripatrazone August 11, 2014 Books Web Exclusive