6 October 2008: Afternoon By The Morning News — 06 Oct 2008 Divisions rife between governments as Europe races to support banks. Print for the commute: Soros's ability to read the tea leaves has enriched him before; betting against him now is a bad call. Even as Lehman pleaded for a bailout, it approved millions in bonuses for its departing executives. See also, from the inside-out: Two faces of Lehman's fall. Consider the simple, cheap pleasures to be found online. Tales of the crisis from Charlotte, N.C., home to Bank of America and Wachovia. Please note: you may need to register to vote by the end of today. The list of potential terrorist organizations Palin would have you investigate. Portraying Obama as "not like us" is another potential appeal to racism. Parallels in the writings of James Baldwin and Barack Obama. Pinker: Palin didn't go through any difficult gauntlet; quit listening to her accent and focus on what she says. James Woods on Palin's talent for starting a new sentence before finishing the old one. Gallery: Iranian artists critique American-brand commercialism with "Operation Supermarkt."
