January 28, 2011

These writings, nearly all previously uncollected, offer a faithful representation of Irving Kristol’s ideas and evolution.

A trove of dispatches made public by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks paint a vivid picture of the delicate dealings between the United States and Egypt.

The channel has helped shape a narrative of popular rage against oppressive American-backed Arab governments.

Thousands protested in Yemen and secular and Islamist Egyptian opposition leaders vowed to join rallies as calls for change rang across the Arab world.

Protesters continued to defy a nationwide curfew early Saturday as President Hosni Mubarak deployed the military to save his authoritarian government of nearly 30 years.