13 May 2011: Weekend By The Morning News — 13 May 2011 Pakistani Taliban kills 80, most of them newly trained cadets leaving paramilitary academy. File under "inevitable"--the Taliban gets on Twitter. Good op-ed about America pressing Pakistan by Zakaria ends with remarkably vapid last line. McCain: Torture did not give us bin Laden; in fact, waterboarding Khalid Sheik Mohammed produced false info. In what is likely to be a last trial of its kind, former U.S. citizen convicted for role in killing 27,900 Jews at Nazi camp. Related: Other Nazis still at large. EU interior ministers to end passport-free travel--"radical revision" to address fear of African migrants. Dozens of journalists wonder, how did Gadhafi visit our hotel last night without interrupting our dinner? Late-night reading list for Obama or anyone else who wants Arab-world opinions. Op: Time to blow the whistle and offer hosting the World Cup on eBay. Foxy structures from the future in fact WWII memorials commissioned by former Yugoslavian president. Op: Lifetime of portraits has made Queen Elizabeth faceless. TMN's Elizabeth Kiem: Osama's was not simply a "face of evil"--it happened to be a handsome face worth scrutinizing. Paul Ford attacks New York lunching culture by preferring to stop by friends' offices to help fix their things. Slideshows: Newt Gingrich's complete works; attempts at the first computer mouse. Attention Amazon book critics: "The democratization of reviewing is synonymous with the decay of reviewing." Venetians protest giant condos floating in their lagoon, carrying 5,000 shoppers. Florida may have accidentally outlawed sex.
