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April 25, 2009

Today At Tnr (april 25, 2009)

The Case For Patience: The People Who Made Torture An American Policy Deserve Punishment--But Not From The Federal Government. And Not Now. by John B. Judis
How Did Kafka’s Day Jobs Influence His Writing? by Louis Begley
From The Archives: The Abolition Of Torture, by Andrew Sullivan
Dispatches From Durban II: A Week Of Israel-Haters, Human Rights Abusers, And Other UN Shenanigans, by Zvika Krieger
Why Does A Former FBI Director (And Altar Boy!) Have A Shady Saudi Benefactor? by Michael Crowley
'The Soloist' Puts An Awful Lot Of Cheesy Weight On Robert Downey Jr.'s Shoulders, by Christopher Orr
Liberalism's Moment: Barack Obama's New Theory Of The State, by Franklin Foer and Noam Scheiber

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