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...that has lost the confidence and trust of the world. Nizar Ali London TIME's reporting on Khan's dangerous game of selling nuclear technology reminded me how vitally the world needs a global nuclear-nonproliferation policy. But the credibility of the nuclear powers in limiting the spread of the Bomb is hampered by their inaction in pursuing disarmament. Even worse, the U.S.'s plan to design a new generation of nuclear arms deprives Bush's government of any moral leadership in the nuclear-nonproliferation campaign. Khan's nefarious transactions made the world a more dangerous place; the development...
...adapted its business model. Instead of cool products, Kelley began to focus on processes--like streamlining admission into hospitals or new ways to stock supermarket shelves. Ideo transformed itself into a highly unconventional business consultancy--taking clients on bizarre field trips or making them dress up as customers--that spread the gospel of design thinking to corporate America. The CEO of Procter & Gamble, for instance, was once sent shopping in San Francisco's low-rent Mission District, while top executives from Kraft were taken to the traffic-control center of a large city to see whether watching 1.2 million cars...
...chapter the daughter of Haitian expats living in Brooklyn learns that her father is not, as she thought, a former prison inmate. He was a prison guard and, worse, a torturer and an executioner for the bloody Duvalier regime. The chapters that follow explore the rings of aftermath that spread out from his crimes like terrible ripples; in the final, riveting chapter, we confront the torturer himself at work...
Kaminsky’s clumsiness may have been spread campus-wide, but his identity was unknown until he e-mailed FM to ask for a digital copy of the picture. FM agreed to give it up—but only in exchange for the story behind the photo...
...comment angered high-ranking Republicans in Washington, and coverage spread like wildfire as soon as the Associated Press first reported...