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...asthma also provided ample creative material for Mayer. His experience of illness and storytelling ability collide in “Mistakes, Inc,” which centers around a fictional company that provides a mistake-erasing service to its customers. When a high school journalist begins to investigate the eccentric owner of Mistakes, Inc., the ensuing drama questions the necessity of erasing one’s mistakes and suggests the value of imperfection...
Neither cold weather nor heavy rain could stop thousands upon thousands of people grimly walking to the funeral hall of the Troyekurovskoye cemetery on a distant edge of Moscow, to pay their last respects to journalist Anna Politkovskaya, assassinated last Saturday...
Anna Politkovskaya, the celebrated 48-year-old Russian journalist whose coverage of the war in Chechnya won international acclaim (including being named as one of TIME's European heroes for 2003), was assassinated outside her apartment last Saturday. The fact that her execution-style killing coincides with an escalation of Moscow's campaign against neighboring Georgia will be taken by many in Russia as a chilling signal of the rise of an authoritarian nationalism that brooks no challenge...
...KNOW YOU ARE, BUT WHAT AM I? The White House continues its push back against Bob Woodward's State of Denial, claiming Woodward--often called the "court recorder" for his faithful transcription of fateful events--is a biased journalist with an agenda. If D.C. reporters weren't so busy writing about how the Mark Foley affair tarnishes the entire G.O.P., they'd laugh even harder...
...know a single Iranian scholar, intellectual, organizer, or journalist whose life and pursuits have not been dampened by this current U.S. policy. Who is it actually benefiting? From where I sit, freedom has never seemed so remote...