The first year of the “tweens” promises radical change—and resolutions to some of the unfinished business of the decade before.

PLUS: Part I of Headlines from 2010

In this 2004 interview culled from BOMB Magazine’s Digital Archives, Haitian writer Evelyne Trouillot talks to Edwidge Danticat about Haiti’s complex history of violent political unrest.

Yes, there are a lot of things that Obama didn’t do in his first year in office. But here are five things that he did.

On the 51st anniversary of the Cuban revolution, Leonardo Padura, Cuba’s best-known novelist, looks at the beginning of the next 50 years.

No, there’s not a single Tyler Perry flick on the list.

Democrats defend TSA Nominee, New York's first Asian comptroller, Iraqis angered by Blackwater decision, Rush Limbaugh loves US health care.

Looking for someone to blame in the case of the underwear bomber, Finland's deadly rash of shootings

In this 2005 video interview culled from BOMB magazine’s digital archives, sculptor and children’s book author Lorenzo Pace talks about his great-grandfather's journey through slavery in the early 19th century

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s alleged terrorism attempt shows Al-Qaeda no longer has the juice to conduct large-scale attacks. So why are Republicans playing into Osama Bin Laden’s hands?