19 September 2008: Weekend By The Morning News — 19 Sep 2008 Clinton: Basic, quality care for millions of women is at stake. The first time I heard a woman describe her time in Iraq in glowing terms, I was taken aback. Why Oprah is beloved in Saudi Arabia. McCain wants to distance himself from the Bush Administration. But this assault on Mr. Cox is both false and deeply unfair. It's also un-Presidential. Op: John McCain was telling the truth when he said that economics wasn't his strong suit. Terrific primer on the economic crisis. Also, a very good FAQ for what's happened to Lehman brothers and A.I.G. Myths corrected about the differences between red and blue states. Johnson & Johnson heir on what's to be found inside Wasp-y private clubs. New Science article on how to save fish pushes for more catch shares. Op: What Jeff Koons's work needs is an "art crusher," a rapidly lowering roof. "The Depressed Person," by David Foster Wallace (published July 1998) [PDF]. Video: Star Simpson's first interview about wearing the worst possible sweatshirt to Logan airport.
