Yo: Just in time for November, TMN's new blog: The Guilfoile-Warner papers. Darien dinner with a Lehman trader; glinting the cocktails with Goldman-ites. History has shown what happens when a number becomes the central communications theme. Analysis of Bush's mistakes in selling the "
Syrian painter Sabhan Adam’s work brings us face-to-face with creatures that might have crawled or hopped or slithered out of our dreams and onto the couch.
It’s time for our latest Of Recent Note. This month’s theme is: Stuff You Should've Gotten Into Before Now You ignored the critical acclaim and the praise heaped upon it by your friends, and stayed in the dark on that TV show/album/book/etc. But
Rhino Records completes its reissue series of Minneapolis’s “bastard” sons, the Replacements, with four albums spanning the band’s decline from 1985 to 1990.
Oddly, the biggest obstacle to the bill...may be Republicans who refuse to go along with their own president. How McCain didn't help anything. "McCain Wins Debate" banner ad mysteriously appears on WSJ website--several hours before the debate begins. Multimedia: Video, photos, and transcriptions from
With no bailout deal set, and no reason to stick around D.C., McCain may attend the debate after all. A look back at Enron gives clues to our administration's inability in managing financial crisis. McCain's sudden arrival in D.C. may not have propelled bailout
Video: Letterman craters McCain for pausing his campaign, choosing Couric over Washington. Yes, presidential debates are important--sometimes dramatic and momentous, as these clips show. The GOP revels in rhetoric about never blinking--against terrorism, etc.--and now McCain? He's blinking Op: It took President Bush until Wednesday
FDR ran for office in the middle of the largest conflict in human history--twice. We can have a debate this Friday. "When the stock market crashed, FDR got on the TV and didn't just talk about the princes of greed." Biden misspeaks so often, it&
Andrew Pyper’s fourth novel simultaneously follows the meta-literary life of a young book critic and a rash of murders in Toronto.
Washington Post reporter Barton Gellman levels a host of indictments against the standing vice president, the formidably secretive Chief of Staff, Dick Cheney.
