Week of September 5, 2011
Up Front
Ten Years After 9/11, Jihadis are Winning the War
Walid Phares
One Day, We'll Commemorate 9/11 Like the Civil War—Heart-Felt, but Detached and Reflective
Kevin M. Levin
Still Smoldering Ten Years after 9/11 -- Yet Still Hopeful
Gil Troy
"What If It Had Rained on September 11?" and Three Other Questions about 9/11
Jesse Lemisch
How to Teach about 9/11
Bruce Craig
Dispatches from APSA: John Yoo talk on Lincoln interrupted by protest in Seattle
HNN Website of the Month: Picture America
HNN Feature: Historians on the Daily Show/Colbert Report
News at Home
Is Walmart the Cure for Homesickness?
Susan J. Matt
Kansas City Here It Comes: A New Nuclear Weapons Plant!
Lawrence S. Wittner
When Else Have Poor People Been So Disenfranchised?
Jerome Braun
Herman Cain: The Man from Pizza
Alexander Heffner
News Abroad
Muammar Qaddafi: A Retrospective
Daniel Pipes
Turkey Has Big Plans for the Middle East—But It Needs to Reckon with Its Genocidal Past First
Taner Akçam
Europe and America: Hissing or Kissing Cousins?
Peter Baldwin
Nevermind the Bullocks—The UK-U.S. Special Relationship is Here to Stay
Alanna O’Malley
Historians & History
Did 9/11 Really Change Everything?
Mary L. Dudziak
Stetson Kennedy's Decades-Long Pursuit of Truth and Justice
Paul Ortiz
America Isn't an Innocent Abroad
Ron Briley
Culture Watch
Theater World Hopes History Plays Make Up for Historic Hurricane Losses as Season Opens
Bruce Chadwick
On Stage, New York Commemorates the Tenth Anniversary of the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
Bruce Chadwick
Books
Review of Richard Miles's Carthage Must Be Destroyed: The Rise and Fall of an Ancient Civilization
Jim Cullen
Review of David A. Ansell, MD's County: Life, Death, and Politics at Chicago's Public Hospital
Murray Polner