NO TORTURE. NO EXCEPTIONS….If you live in the Washington D.C. area, the New America Foundation is hosting a lunchtime panel on Wednesday featuring several of the writers who contributed to the “No Torture, No Exceptions” package in our current issue. It starts at 12:15 and takes place at NAF’s headquarters at 1630 Connecticut Ave, NW, on the 7th floor. Details here.
And of course, the full package of 37 short essays is online here.
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