Obama »
- Getting Obama Right (NY Times) 5 hours ago
- Nobel-winning Obama defends war in call for peace (Yahoo! News)
- Obama Social Secretary Ran Into Sharp Elbows (NY Times) Mar 11, 2010
Iran »
- Concerns on Iran in U.S. Rights Report (NY Times) 19 hours ago
- Gates to Discuss Iran With Emirates Leaders (NY Times) Mar 11, 2010
- Two Large Multinationals Pull Back From Iran (NY Times) Mar 10, 2010
West Bank »
- With Biden in West Bank, Settlements Cloud Talks (NY Times) Mar 10, 2010
- Bernanke defends record in bid for second term (Reuters) Dec 4, 2009
- Israel Seals Off West Bank to Prevent Unrest (NY Times) 4 hours ago
Israel »
- Israel Seals Off West Bank to Prevent Unrest (NY Times) 4 hours ago
- Israel Charges 2 Soldiers in Gaza War Case (NY Times) 19 hours ago
- Unease Hangs Over Mideast as Biden Ends Israel Trip (NY Times) 23 hours ago
Haiti »
- Earthquake’s Burdens Weigh Heavily on Haiti’s Elderly (NY Times) Mar 11, 2010
- For Haitian Official, Mission Is to Mend Fences With Diaspora and Streamline Aid (NY Times) Mar 11, 2010
- Haiti: Kidnappers Free Aid Workers (NY Times) Mar 11, 2010
Italian, Michelangelo »
- An Italian Antihero’s Time to Shine (NY Times) Mar 10, 2010
- A 12-Hour Play, and Endless Bragging Rights (NY Times) 9 mins ago
- Florentine Choices (NY Times) 1 hour ago
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9 mins ago - Every theater season has its must-must-must-see show, the snob hit that separates the true sophisticates (at least in their own minds) from the cultural chaff. New York will have a doozy of a contender this July: a 12-hour production of a grim Dostoyevsky novel that will be performed only twice, in Italian (with English supertitles), in a warehouse on Governors Island, reachable only after a ferry trip and a 20-minute walk. Golf carts will be available for patrons who want to avoid the hike; otherwise, ... - 9 mins ago -
- 1 hour ago - FLORENCE, ITALY — I actually got nostalgic for U.S. air travel. I did. It felt weird, like pining for root-canal treatment, and it happened right here in the city of Michelangelo. Don’t get me wrong. I love Italy. I lived here for a while and learned how beauty is the consolation of every past empire. I learned how style can be deployed as a shield against disappointment. I learned that change can be overrated. Florence Airport doesn’t seem to have changed much since my uncle, Captain Bert Cohen of the 6th ...
- 1 hour ago - Health reform is back from the dead. Many Democrats have realized that their electoral prospects will be better if they can point to a real accomplishment. Polling on reform which was never as negative as portrayed shows signs of improving. And I’ve been really impressed by the passion and energy of this guy Barack Obama. Where was he last year? But reform still has to run a gantlet of misinformation and outright lies. So let me address three big myths about the proposed reform, myths that are believed ...
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- 5 hours ago - Who is Barack Obama? If you ask a conservative Republican, you are likely to hear that Obama is a skilled politician who campaigned as a centrist but is governing as a big-government liberal. He plays by ruthless, Chicago politics rules. He is arrogant toward foes, condescending toward allies and runs a partisan political machine. If you ask a liberal Democrat, you are likely to hear that Obama is an inspiring but overly intellectual leader who has trouble making up his mind and fighting for his positions. ...
