The more Obama becomes a symbol of change, the more his supporters fear for his safety. I remember when he did this before, it didn't turn out too well, for anyone, especially our country. Nader throws his hat in the ring for '08. Trying to reverse her
We love "Making Book 2008": Lay down a little money on the Tournament of Books and you (plus the matching companies) are buying books for kids. Welsh police refute "death cult," "online shrine" theories about 17 young people killing themselves in a year. PowerPoint
Targeting Kurdish rebels, Turkish troops enter northern Iraq, promise to return home "in the shortest time possible." Behind-the-scenes on "The McCain Article" in the Times; reporters are ready to field your flak. Election committee informs McCain he can't withdraw from the public
McCain denies Times story about romancing a lobbyist, doesn't touch former strategist's story. Op: Since conservatives were responsible for civil rights, President Obama is a natural result to smile upon. Southern whites eager to get racial legacies off their backs (especially when black candidates are "
If you have to join a cult, this is not a bad one. Name-calling for Obama supporters. Supreme Court rules employees can sue over poor 401(k)s, patients can't sue over faulty medical devices. Also in yesterday's docket: Curbing internet sales of tobacco to
Op: Putin will try to use the Kosovo precedent to destroy NATO. Zimbabwe's inflation hits new record--66,212 percent--without taking the black market into account. Scientists create the blackest black so far. Print for the commute: Research shows that a focus on effort--not on intelligence
Update: Castro's failure to name a successor means someone other than his brother could be appointed president--and there are viable options Two more states go to Obama, who's winning supporters from Clinton, who now may need more than Ohio, Texas to win. Barackula is a
Obama's "Yes We Can" slogan now being heard in Russian and Italian elections. "We always try to smile at one another." A brief summary of the state of Russian-American relations. Retired American submariner claims credit for Russia's polar dive plan and
"It seems like someone else should be there." White men may decide the Democratic nominee--and they're still undecided. Though the final tally won't be in for days, early indications show Musharraf's party lost big in Pakistan's election. Ailing Castro
Print for the commute: Remembering when America previously debated "water cure" torture, and then forgot. Safety invoked while making the case for sharing our nuclear secrets. The last time the city went more than a month without a killing was a 40-day period in 1963. Newark hits
