Frank Rich wonders if we need a new "All the President's Men" considering our current administration.
Ooh. NYTimes article on the big business being made off domestic consumers for anti-terrorism countermeasures.
Broad use of harsh tactics reported from Guantanamo.
MONDAY, MONDAY:
* The world's opinion of the US has dropped dramatically in the past three years.
* Documents show top Army commander complained about the lack of supplies in Iraq.
* Long hours with no end in sight take their toll on law enforcement.
* Seeing the roots of fascism in Bush's followers. (Courtesy Iceman.)
* So. Why hasn't Abu Ghraib come up on the campaign trail?
* David Broder on the upcoming 'fiscal ruin' and why no one is doing anything about it.
* Ambitious essay from Thomas Friedman on honesty from politicians and the future.
* Jon Stewart makes comments at a critics' breakfast in NYC.
* Boot camps and other 'tough love' measures not working with violent kids.
* Breakdown of Republican vs. Democratic votes in the local area (plus bonus graphic.) (Courtesy
marag.)* Pierre Salinger passes away.
* The uncertain future of the countryside.
Dungeons & Dragons marks its 30th anniversary.
It's a long story as to why I found it, but check out this amusing biography of Spiro Agnew!
Ten things we didn't know this time last week.
Oh, and there's a runaway wallaby on the loose in Anne Arundel county.