[Election officials] should make clear that in many circumstances, people in foreclosure still have the right to vote where they have been living. Disenfranchisment will threaten over a million largely Democrat voters. On the Wall Street crash suicide myth, a grandson's reflections on its legacy. Profiteering from climate
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
Reversing course, seven Palin aides to testify in fast-tracked "Troopergate" investigation. ...A man who has consistently put his own advancement above all else. Rolling Stone is unconvinced McCain is a maverick. The endorsements come rolling in: 61 Nobel laureates back Obama for anticipated support of scientific, technological
U.S.-India nuclear deal is quickly and quietly going forward, though with more loopholes than previously discussed. Police say no link between anti-Muslim DVDs and a child attacked at an Ohio mosque (see more). Palintology: Imagined creationist, war-room cartoons with a President McCain. Op: "The founders
Last night's debate offered no obvious gains or gaffes--though Biden's insistence that McCain's no maverick could resound. She twinkled and winked and piled on the perkiness, a "darn right" here and an "I'll betcha" there. Palin debated
Debate Warmup: Palin's job is to do what vice presidential candidates never want to do in a debate: the wet work of gutting the other party's presidential candidate. Diagramming Palin; educating Palin; locating Palin; versifying Palin. Why should voters trust you, after you have made so
New York City Mayor Bloomberg wants an extra term in power. Nearly everyone celebrates Zuma's ouster of South Africa's health minister. Zimbabwe's economic crisis now one of the worst in world history. The world has a water shortage, not a food shortage. Libor-geddon
Bitter dividends for longtime shareholders of bank stocks. Constituents take down House of Representatives' website. Analysis that knows lunacy when it sees it: The Guilfoile-Warner Papers, TMN's new blog. There's nothing that can put this right in six months. Six questions for economist James
Op: McCain's "League of Democracies" would fail--it's people, not governments that drive foreign policy. Today's long read: Understand why people vote Republican, get a crash course in moral psychology, learn something valuable about unity. "There were many times the third
What stopped the Depression was a worldwide bloodbath. The bailout is about the past, not the future. Zakaria: "What she has to say is often, quite frankly, gibberish...a vapid emptying out of every catchphrase about economics that came into her head." Few noticed, but yesterday the Justice
