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TERMINALLY CHILL

Sinkane opens for no one at the Blue Note

White Man's Overreach: Gerard Butler Saves Poor African Kids in Machine Gun Preacher

The Black Nile: An American Pilgrim Pulls a Huck Finn Through the Heart of Darkness

​As a young reporter for the old New York Newsday, Dan Morrison was one of those who smoldered under a double yoke. Stories were crammed into tight tabloid inches. And even at that liberal daily, he had to hold much of his fire about what he saw and thought during the often comic-book reign of ... More >>

Chopped's Mario Tolentino 'In' at Juliet Supperclub; David Burke 'In' at James New York Hotel

​Mario Tolentino, who recently won the latest season of Food Network's Chopped, has taken over the kitchen at Juliet Supperclub, and overhauled the menu to focus on street foods from across the globe. [The Strong Buzz] David Burke is rumored to be cooking at the forthcoming James New York bou ... More >>

A Third Sudanese Genocide: General al-Bashir's Final Solution

There were two and a half million dead in the last two Sudan genocides—and now a third is on the way

Zimbabwe's Slow-Motion Horror Show

Does a nation's sovereignty allow it to destroy its own people?

Letters

Darfur Betrayed

China, naturally, supports a UN resolution with no teeth

China Up Against the Wall

What can any of us actually do about the Darfur genocide? A new organization knows.

The Genocide Games

Using China's pride in the 2008 Olympics as a weapon against its shameful support of the Darfur nightmare

China: Partner in Genocide

African Union humiliates Sudan, but doesn't stop rapes and murders in Darfur

Rallying to Stop Genocide in Darfur

Confronting the shame of indifference

Holocaust in Plain Sight

On April 30 in Washington, a 'Rally to End Genocide' confronts the shame of indifference

Christians and Heathens

Known quantities, brave genre experiments, program music, and a couple of Cairos

Morning Report 6/2/05
Darfur: Starving for Oil

Bush's Moral Guide

President trades silence on Darfur for terrorist information from murderous Sudan

Letters

An Ally From Hell

CIA's close relationship with Sudan's government enables genocide there to continue

Oil Fuels Genocide

The only chance for the survivors of Darfur may be a mass divestment campaign

Financing Mass Murder

How free-market investors contribute to genocide in Darfur while they take the profits

The Most Evil Crime

As black Africans are murdered and raped, most Americans are indifferent

Remote Patrol

Escape From Sudan

In Egypt, Africans fleeing a genocide find protection, and little else

U.N. Disgraces Itself

'Never again,' said secretary general Kofi Annan after Rwanda. Corpses are back.

The Sudan Genocide

Arab Muslims Are Viciously Killing and Raping Black Muslims. So Where Is the World?

Continental Rifts

Freedom for Sudan's Slaves?

'Our Work Isn't Done. It's Just Begun.'

Genocide: Sudan Found Guilty!

A Law Punishing Slavery Now

Gang-Rape Capital of the World

Showing Bush the Face of Terror

Sudan: Our Terrorist Comrade

Big Oil and Big Slavery

Thanks, But No Thanks

How the U.S. Missed a Chance to Get Bin Laden

The Black Eagle Swoops Into Sudan

‘I Saw the Slavery of My Ancestors’

George W. Discovers Sudan

‘No Greater Tragedy on Earth’

The Abolitionist Congresswoman

‘Trading in the Blood Oil of Sudan’

Letters

Gang Rape in Sudan

'They Came One After Another'

The Execution of Black Children

All the Children Had to Watch

Black Pastors Demand Justice

We Descendants of These Slaves

'She Was 12. They Shot Her.'

Two Million Have Been Killed

Black Slaves Not News in New York

‘Running, I Can Smell the Horses’

The Advancing Abolitionists

How Clean Is Amoco's Gas?

Slaughter of the Innocents

'The World Is Strangely Silent'

A Sudanese Woman Tells Her Story

'Our People Were Turned to Ash'

Hillary: Help Free the Slaves

Are You Backing the Slave Trade?

Kosovo— Was There Another Way?

Only a Dream— a Nonviolent Army?

The Nose Knows

The Bombing of the Al Shifa Pharmaceutical Plant in Sudan is one of Clinton's lamest lies— but who cares?

One Man's Private Jihad

Osama Bin Ladin, the main suspect in the East Africa embassy bombings, has been linked to the World Trade Center explosion and other terrorist acts aimed at Americans.