-Howard Kurtz
Andrew Cohen deciphers the Ten Commandments case ruling. Christian groups, of course, plan more monuments. (Bonus: the court's other rulings.)
Super Bonus: graphic of the scorecard for the prominent cases this term.
Ooh. More memos point to British doubts before war.
Previw of the President's speech tonight on Iraq. I'm totally... gonna read the transcript the next day.
TUESDAY NEWSDAY:
* What's the real revelation in the Downing Street memos?
* Look at the political angle to China's expansion.
* Are the Plame case reporters heading to jail?
* Will Roy Moore run for governor?
* Gonzales would be bad for the court, since he'd have to recuse himself from, like, everything.
* The problem with reframing abortion.
* New Halliburton accusations surface.
* Montgomery County reaches agreement on sex ed.
* Keeping an eye on commuter patterns for Metro expansion.
* More myths of No Child Left Behind.
* The Supreme Court "will consider whether an anti-abortion group's campaign against abortions, conducted outside these clinics 20 years ago, may have violated federal racketeering and extortion laws."
* Science vs. manufactured uncertainty.
* Another look at psychiatry?
* Panel finds NASA failing to meet safety recommendations.
* Africa is 'most vulnerable' to climate change.
* What the heck is Google up to?
* The actor who was the voice of Piglet passed away.
* "This may turn out to be the summer when celebrities overshadowed their movies."
Ooh, policy briefings now available online!
The internet has transformed modern life.
Write your own punchline: UConn offers masters' degree in homeland security.