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For many sports fans, steroids ruined professional baseball. Luckily, Roger Clemens is pitching a cream-and-clear sitcom to cure their blues.
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21 September 2010: Afternoon
Ciudad Juárez newspaper asks crime leaders for publishing instructions after intern is killed. Special report on the devastation of journalism in Mexico (see also: how Colombian media faced danger). Dismaying account of a presidential debate in Haiti, where candidates have no specific plans. Accounting for $100 million spent far in
Civic Haze
Maria Ines Manchego’s photographs record an urban landscape more García Lorca than Jane Jacobs. These are orphan images, memories without causes, that we carry with us as we navigate New York—a documentary of a city’s unconscious.
20 September 2010: Morning
Obama's political advisers consider boosting Democrats by saddling G.O.P. candidates with the specter of the Tea Party. Though the Tea Partiers' advertising genie has brought recent, global attention to their movement, some question his roots in the G.O.P. "Fortunes spent to send
20 September 2010: Afternoon
France sends soldiers to Niger's capital to retrieve kidnapped hostages. When these reports come in, I wonder if I'm the only human who will ever read them. Q&A with Pentagon's top arms buyer. Brief diary from Santo Domingo: bosoms, breezes, brightly colored
Beyond Gadougadou
Six months after an earthquake shook Haiti to its core, our woman in Haiti seeks out what lies beneath the rubble and finds a history of violence and striking beauty.
17 September 2010: Weekend
"No Koran" dude gets his wish: mug in High Times for "displaying bravery in the face of intolerance." Seattle cartoonist who promoted "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" "goes ghost" at F.B.I.'s insistence. Stewart and Colbert announce Oct. 30 rallies
16 September 2010: Afternoon
White House divided over responding to a lawsuit hoping to stop the killing of an American-born al Qaeda-linked cleric. Video: Jon Stewart explains the war on terror to Tony Blair. Audiences don't connect with movies about contemporary wars, but video games about them are blockbusters. Instapaper
Going Postal
This summer, record highs turned the city into a pressure cooker—and its inhabitants didn’t suffer it mildly. Braving the brimstone to mail a package.
16 September 2010: Morning
Politicians always say small businesses create jobs; they fail to mention that nearly all the jobs created are destroyed. From Japan's Zaitokukai to Norway's Progress Party: the Tea Parties of the world. Spain faces a housing crisis, with too many vacant buildings and too many banks