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Dimiter Kenarov sweet-talks his way into the most heavily-guarded building in Iraq.

American troops struggle to maintain order while remaining in the background.

Dimiter Kenarov’s reporting from Baghdad continues.

Dimiter Kenarov begins his reports from Baghdad, during the run-up to the elections.

Jason Motlagh’s online exclusive “Sixty Hours of Terror” named a finalist for the Digital Ellies.

Sunday night’s episode featured the VQR contributor in their story about the Armenian Genocide.

The internet is filled with gossip, hucksterism, schlock, back-biting, and valueless aggregation about the publishing industry. Poets & Writers magazine is a diamond in the junk.

Harper is publishing Michael David Lukas’s The Oracle of Stamboul.

Made voiceless and infirm, Roger Ebert appears more prolific than ever, writing endlessly about his life, his politics, his passions, and more.

When an American reads the history of his country from the founding of Jamestown to the firing on Fort Sumter, he is moving in a world that is frequently foreign to him. The accidents of place, or even the more intimate ones of heredity...