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It’s been three months since the United States and Israel launched their joint attack on Iran on February 28, assassinating Iran’s head of state and slaughtering schoolchildren in Minab. Ever since, the war against Iran has been an unfolding catastrophe.
The other day, I was prowling through Dauphine Street Books—a charming French Quarter bookshop, which is not on Dauphine Street—when I came across a faded volume called Personal History by a man named Vincent Sheean. His name was familiar, but I couldn’t place it.
For more than 12 years, Nicholas Enrich worked at USAID, the United States Agency for International Development, rising to become one of the agency's top global health officials.