R.M. Schneiderman

R.M. Schneiderman looks at the new research being conducted into the science of interrogation.

<p>Shirin Ebadi, talks to R.M. Schneiderman about the pain inflicted by sanctions—and why Iranians want to axe the enrichment program. Plus, Michael Adler on <a href="/content/dailybeast/articles/2012/04/15/iran-s-tone-changes-in-istanbul-nuke-talks-constructive-and-useful.html">Iran's changed tone</a>.<br> </p>

<p>Many think that the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. is a closed case, but <a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1582438307/thedaibea-20/" target="_blank"><i>The Awful Grace of God</i></a>&nbsp;contends that James Earl Ray may have been part of a wide conspiracy. By R.M. Schneiderman.</p> <p></p>

Israel’s former security chief wants to pay settlers to leave the West Bank, reports Ross Schneiderman.

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Tens of thousands of women across the region are brutalized and forced into sex work, and some face an even worse fate. A survivor tells Christopher Dickey her harrowing story.

The former U.S. secretary of state said the administration is searching for the right way to stop the carnage.

A lawsuit alleges that members of a prominent Tijuana family are ‘defraud[ing]’ American military personnel going to and from the wars in Afghanistan.

<p>Bobby Egan’s exploits as an unofficial ambassador to North Korea will lead to a movie from Robert De Niro. By R.M. Schneiderman.</p>

As protests rage again in Tahrir Square, Mike Giglio and R.M. Schneiderman on the mounting chaos.