10 smart reads on the Boston Marathon bombing

U.S. 10 smart reads on the Boston Marathon bombing By Scott Meslow A collection of the week's smartest, most challenging, and most inspirational journalism about the Boston Marathon bombing Technology Inside Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Twitter account By Keith Wagstaff The 19-year-old was active on Twitter before, during, and after the bombings U.S. Manhunt in Boston: Hooray for the surveillance state? By Peter Weber Police and private closed-circuit cameras, plus hundreds of smartphones, were key to cornering the alleged Boston Marathon bombers World The week's best photojournalism By Lauren Hansen and Elena Scotti In some of the week's most striking images South Koreans pray for peace, Bostonians mourn their loss, and the Iron Lady is laid to rest U.S. Boston is a tragedy, but it's not your tragedy By D.B. Grady The violence on Monday was sickening. But unless you were actually there, it could not have "almost" happened to you, says D.B. Grady U.S. What the Boston bombing might mean for immigration reform By Harold Maass The suspects are identified as coming from Russia, near Chechnya, and immigration skeptics immediately cite them as an example of the need to tighten the borders From our partners at Slate Photos from the West, Texas explosion By Slate Photo The destruction is shocking FROM OUR PARTNERS AT POLITICAL WIRE Boy Scouts move to end ban on gays By Taegan Goddard The organization called to end a long-standing ban on openly gay members SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Dissecting Dzhokar Tsarnaev's Twitter account POLITICAL WIRE George Bush hopes Jeb will run NEWSER Texas plant had no sprinklers, fire walls SALON Images from a manhunt NEW YORK MAGAZINE Photos show Boston on lockdown       Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy Copyright © 2013 The Week, All rights reserved.