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Monday, Dec. 1, 2008
- Obama's White House, Clinton's Team
Who's (loyal to) who in the Obama administration: an interactive chart. - Our Friends in Bombay
We must stand by our most important ally. - How (Not) To Find a Pirate in the Strait of Malacca
A visit to the island of the ex-pirates. - Why Did Bombay Become Mumbai?
How the city got renamed. - Dear Prudence: Unwilling Other Woman
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Compare the two civilizations, and who wins? - Leave This Child Behind
Sports, segregation, and environmental eugenics. - Piecing Together the Mumbai Puzzle
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers. - Can Xmas Be Saved?
A summary of what's in the major publications.
Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008
- Mourning in Mumbai
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008
- Loyalty
It's the most overrated virtue in politics. - Holes in Our Socks
Why it's so hard to predict how bad the recession will be. - On Black Friday, a Respite
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Friday, Nov. 28, 2008
- Know Your Enemy
Applying the lessons of 9/11 to Mumbai. - Everything You Need To Know About Hitler's "Missing" Testicle
And why we're so obsessed the Führer's sex life. - Doctor, Doctor, Give Me Reviews
Don't even bother with Web-based doc-rating systems. - The New Yorker
Wallace Shawn props up our culture on Gossip Girl. - A Clean Break From Gasoline
The Audi A5 TDI shows why Americans need more diesel options. - The Science of Gardening
How evidence-based growing beats relying on old wives' tales. - Let Leftovers Be Leftovers
That turkey samosa won't bring your Thanksgiving dinner back to life. - Mumbai Under Siege
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Thursday, Nov. 27, 2008
- Attacks Rock Mumbai
A summary of what's in the major U.S. newspapers.
Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008
Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008
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- Human Nature:
posted by William Saletan
on November 30, 2008The World Is Fat
Did you stuff yourself at Thanksgiving? Do you feel stupid about it? Do you wonder what the hell you were thinking as you went for that second helping of pie, your belly already swollen with turkey and cranberry sauce? Read More 
Kausfiles:
posted by Mickey Kaus
on November 29, 2008Sanitizing Mumbai?
[T]he most troubling question to emerge for the Indian authorities was how, if official estimates are accurate, just 10 gunmen could have caused so much carnage and repelled Indian security forces for more than three days in three different buildings. Read More
The XX Factor:
posted by Moe Tkacik
on November 28, 2008It Is Time To Outlaw Black Friday
Which underscores a larger point about this sickening tragedy, and sales. Retailers and the market shy away from making grand pronouncements on the basis of isolated events, but maybe here our lawmakers can show leadership: maybe ban Black Friday -- by forcing retailers to make all Black Friday prices, or all prices selling merchandise below wholesale cost, available on the internet, since all these hard-core "loss-leader" tactics to drive traffic to stores only really serves to whip shoppers into an irrational frenzy which is only dubiously justified by any profit it generates. I would venture not a single person working in retail anywhere on the totem pole really likes Black Friday for anything other than psycho-sentimental reasons. It's a pain, it's cutthroat, it's subject to an absurd degree of Wall Street scrutiny and you end up losing money on the vast majority of the products whose prices you slash only to pray you make it back before December 24. It is, in other words, irrational, and by extension inefficient. Read More- The Big Sort:
posted by Bill Bishop
on November 10, 2008No, We Didn’t: America Hasn't Changed as Much as Tuesday’s Results Would Indicate
One week after a historic presidential campaign that ended with the election of a man who billed himself as a post-partisan candidate of a unified America, this country is more divided than it was four or eight years ago. Or, less abstractly, while some danced in the streets over Barack Obama's Read More - Trailhead:
posted by Abby Callard
on November 6, 2008Is Sarah Palin Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
Palin should be off the hook for not being able to name the countries of North America. Not being able to name the signatories of NAFTA? Well, that's a more serious blunder. Read More
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