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04/17/201804/10/2018 Brandon Christensen Linksaffluence, Syria, torture, trauma

Syria’s humanitarian disaster is fast becoming a global crisis Bob Seely, CapX
Trump is celebrating torture, not tolerating it Andrew Sullivan, Daily Intelligencer
The brutal legacy of childhood trauma Junot Díaz, New Yorker
Which countries get the most sleep? James Tozer, 1843

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