11 December 2008: Morning
By The Morning News
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Don't expect a popular revolution in Greece; expect people to continue working hard in tough times.
There are seven lessons about the international system that Mr. Obama could learn from cricket. Sports analogies illustrate Obama's choices.
Today's long read: Obama is going to take on Afghanistan; because sacrifices at home may not be tolerated, focussing on Pakistan is a better choice.
As the U.S. departs, Iraq will strengthen--with Iran in agreement, oil prices may dictate the regime's success.
You ain't seen nothing yet: Climate change will hit Latin America hard, everywhere.
I did some quick back-of-the-envelope calculations. Get a senate seat, and you stand to make $6 million.
Video: "A Charlie Brown Ad Agency."
A little schoolyard teasing couldn't sway the stolid, grown-up Dicks of Nixon's generation. But baby boomers apparently had a weaker constitution.
Women from the lowest class in India are making the biggest difference to the healthcare system, becoming inspiring figures in the community.
A year in video games: Scuba diving, heartbreak, romance, Murakami.
For outside play: Snowball launcher fit for The Terminator.
The Morning News Annual 2008 features John Warner's take on Camille Paglia's take on video games.
Video: From 1905, the New York subway between 14th St. and 42nd St.
