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Photographs by Ammar...

The VQR contributor talks about “The Bombing at Bala Baluk,” from our current issue, and about the effect that errant US airstrikes are having on the support of the Afghan population.

Even a bad novel should be treated with a kind of respect.

Losing print books means losing the personal touches that accompany them.

Newsweek might be up for sale, but a half dozen prominent publications have unveiled new website designs this week.

A brief Q&A with the author of “An Elliptical Essay On Violence,” Falco’s article about the 2007 Virginia Tech shooting in our current issue.

The surviving gunman now faces execution.

We’ve been honored for our international coverage and foreign reporting.

Four months ago, I was hopeful about it. How does the 2010 edition fare?