Alyssa Rosenberg and Willa Paskin analyze the appeal of Claire Danes on Homeland. Plus: Post-apocalyptic boredom.
Peter Suderman finds an unlikely parallel. Plus: Explaining QE3.
Former Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh remembers Ambassador Chris Stevens, who died while promoting freedom and democracy.
Matt Welch says protests and violence in the Muslim world prove he hasn’t, but Heather Hurlburt disagrees. Plus: Is free speech sacrosanct?
Robert Becker, an American on trial in Cairo, considers. Plus: What really caused the Egyptian protests?
Bill Scher and Matt Lewis imagine an alternative political history, with reference to Jimmy Carter. Plus: Romney’s foreign policy quandary.
Hooman Majd considers whether a “sticks only” approach to the nuclear issue could work. Plus: You can’t bomb knowledge.
Michele Simon and Baylen Linnekin debate. Plus: Will the ban do any good?
Natan Sachs warns of the growing threat of attacks on Palestinian civilians. Plus: Apathy in Israel.
Tahir Shah, who has lived in the country for years, explains. Plus: Terror in Timbuktoo.