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The Week in Pictures: July 10-16, 2010
Salon Art staff
Bombings in Uganda, George Clooney in court, hair chastity in Iran and a polar bear in extreme heat
Sunni group claims Iran mosque blast killing 27
Nasser Karimi
Double suicide bombing act of revenge said group
Despite “rift,” U.S., Israel talking Iran attack
Justin Elliott
We keep hearing that the governments of both countries are at odds. But apparently not when it comes to this issue
“Inception”: A clunky, overblown disappointment
Andrew O'Hehir
Christopher Nolan's much-hyped thriller is a joyless, awkwardly constructed mess
Marc Thiessen and the myth of the American Jewish voter
Glenn Greenwald
The zombie lie that Jews are abandoning Democrats over Israel finds new life in the Washington Post
What if we actually “win” Afghanistan?
Tom Engelhardt
As David Petraeus takes over, success may be worse than failure
Putting the left’s Obama “despair” in perspective
Steve Kornacki
The president's supporters expected big things and are feeling short-changed. Stop me if you've heard this before
The specter of stoning
Tracy Clark-Flory
A woman's death sentence for adultery has made a global impact -- but few Iranian women see it as a real threat
Octavia Nasr’s firing and what The Liberal Media allows
Glenn Greenwald
The summary dismissal of a 20-year employee over a blasphemous tweet gives the lie to media "objectivity"
Sen. Lieberman says force may be needed in Iran
Associated Press
The Connecticut senator argues the military option is supported by congressional consensus
Obama, Netanyahu say “special bond” is “unbreakable”
Ben Feller
Five weeks after Israel's flotilla raid, president restates his commitment to Israel's security
Obama: Bond between U.S., Israel “unbreakable”
Darlene Superville
In meeting with Netanyahu, president hails "progress" in Gaza, where Israel recently relaxed embargo on goods
When Larry King ruled politics
Steve Kornacki
As CNN's most famous host announces his retirement, a look back at his glory days
Afghanistan: Where theories of warfare go to die
Robert Dreyfuss
Obama, Petraeus and the cult of COIN in America's never-ending war
“The Sultan’s Shadow:” The runaway princess of Zanzibar
Laura Miller
The story of a royal rebel and the Arab slave trade makes for popular history at its best in "The Sultan's Shadow"
The Jeffrey Goldberg Media
Glenn Greenwald
The more falsehoods and propaganda spewed by The Atlantic writer, the more he advances
Why won’t the Iran hawks admit they’re Iran hawks?
Alex Pareene
Their rhetoric sounds frighteningly similar to what we heard in the build-up to the invasion of Iraq
Moms “shocked” by story on hikers’ arrest by Iran
Doug Glass
Laura Fattal says she's glad a magazine investigation put her son and his friends back in the headlines
Senate approves stricter sanctions on Iran
Jim Abrams
Sen. John McCain: "Do you want to do business with Iran, or do you want to do business with the United States?"
Were the American hikers abducted by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard?
Joe Conason
A new investigation strongly suggests they had not crossed the border, and became victims of a marauding official
Iran bans 2 IAEA inspectors from entering Iran
Associated Press
Iran keeps two UN nuclear inspectors out because they disclosed an allegedly false report to the media
EU approves new sanctions on Iran
Slobodan Lekic
Latest restrictions go beyond U.N. measures, target nuclear technologies
Obama picks official to head oil oversight agency
Erica Werner
Minerals Management Service will be broken into three pieces under watchful eye of a former federal prosecutor
Obama and the long game of American politics
Joe Conason
Michael Tomasky briskly rebukes the liberals who despair because Obama has not yet fulfilled their dreams
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