Opinion Today: Curse of the Scorned Class

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September 23, 2010 Opinion Today

Curse of the Scorned Class By TIMOTHY EGAN A dispiriting season of intolerance, at home and abroad. The Conversation What a Voicemail Message Says About Washington By DAVID BROOKS and GAIL COLLINS Why is it that the anger at Washington these days isn't directed at the ever-escalating cost of Congressional campaigns? Video: You Better Watch Out For Op-Ed's 40th anniversary, Harvey Fierstein recounted the story of his Op-Ed musings on Santa's sexual orientation and his appearance in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. Video: What I Didn't Find in Africa For Op-Ed's 40th anniversary, former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV recounted the story behind his Op-Ed from June 2003 and the series of events that followed its publication. Read the Op-Ed » ADVERTISEMENT Room for Debate The Buried Threats in That Tweet By THE EDITORS Can Twitter and other social network sites do more to head off the hackers? Bloggingheads Was Summers a Mistake? Glenn Loury of Brown University and James Pinkerton of Fox News discuss President Obama's economic policies. Dot Earth A Path to Cleaner Cooking in Africa By ANDREW C. REVKIN A market-driven path to spread less-polluting cooking methods in poor places. Schott's Vocab La Pétillante By BEN SCHOTT The name of a drinking fountain in Paris which dispenses sparkling (and still) water. ADVERTISEMENT Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

Conscience of a Liberal Deficits Are Evil! Let's Make Them Bigger! By PAUL KRUGMAN A winning slogan. Evaluations Sarah Palin: Still Not the Front-Runner By ROSS DOUTHAT More evidence that the 2012 G.O.P. race isn't Palin's to lose. Freakonomics on NYTimes.com The authors Steven Levitt, Stephen Dubner and guest contributors blog about the hidden side of the economy. Read More » Today's Columns Nicholas D. Kristof: Boast, Build and Sell Gail Collins: Don't Ask, Don't Debate ADVERTISEMENT

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Sep 23, 10 | 11:07 AM

Leadership Is a Form of Mental Illness

By Scott Adams

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I will now present my case that leadership is a form of mental illness. To begin, let's divide the leaders of the world into two groups: friends and enemies. Please forgive me for taking a U.S.A.-centric approach in this argument, as it is just for simplicity. In Exhibit One, we note that the leaders of countries we consider enemies are undeniably bat-spit crazy. Kim Jong-il: crazy midget Ahmadinejad: crazy holocaust denier Khadafy: designs his own hats The list of crazy enemy leaders is long:...

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[CP Today] Christian Groups Hail Vote Blocking DADT Repeal

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Christian Groups Hail Vote Blocking DADT Repeal "This is a victory for the men and women who serve our nation in uniform," said Family Research Council President Tony Perkins. "At least for now they will not be used to advance a radical social agenda." Senate Republicans Block Effort to Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Latest headlines Texas Edu Board Considers Ban on 'Pro-Islamic, Anti-Christian' Textbooks U.N. Launches $40 Billion Plan to Help Women, Children National Prayer Campaign Launches for Sudan's Worrisome Vote 2 Men Accuse Well-Known Prosperity Preacher of Sexual Coercion Va. Gov., U.S. Supreme Court Won't Stop Woman's Execution   Columns The Tea Party May Save the GOP Cartoon Highway Exit Daily QT Meekness, Not Weakness Advertisement   5 Reasons Why I Love Multi-Site I think it reduces dependence on and significance of one leader - it's a team effort. Church Changes a Growing Ministry Has Brought about in Me – Part 2 I am beginning to discover that the more I rely on His Spirit the less I worry about my inadequacies and inabilities. Ministries 'See You At The Pole' to Rally Over 3M Students for Prayer More than three million students across the nation and overseas are expected to gather at their schools Wednesday to ask God to bring moral and spiritual awakening to their campuses and countries. Education Senate Republicans Block Effort to Repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Senate Democrats failed to advance legislation Tuesday that would have repealed policies barring openly gay individuals from serving in the military and barring elective abortions on military bases. Society The Subtle Body - Should Christians Practice Yoga? When Christians practice yoga, they must either deny the reality of what yoga represents or fail to see the contradictions between their Christian commitments and their embrace of yoga. The contradictions are not few, nor are they peripheral. Culture Scientists Propose How Red Sea was Parted The parting of the Red Sea is one of the most famous stories in the Bible and now scientists believe they have figured out how it actually happened. World

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September 23, 2010

Warren Beatty’s Daughter: The Media Is Kind and Gentle—Or Carefully Controlled

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I missed the story about Warren Beatty’s 18-year-old daughter planning to have a sex-change operation. Beatty’s wife, Annette Bening, apparently canceled many of her appearances related to the movie The Kids Are All Right when it opened this summer because of her own family issues. Bening is said to be supporting her daughter; Beatty himself is distraught and opposed to his daughter’s decision. I could have read this in the New York Post’s Page Six a few weeks ago, but I missed it. The Post could have picked this up from the National Enquirer...

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U.S. Top News Early Edition: Obama to urge support for Middle East peace at U.N.

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Good Morning Omss, THU 23 Sep 2010    Obama to urge support for Middle East peace at U.N. House Republicans draft campaign manifesto Consumer czar Warren: banks receptive to change Chinese PM pushes back as U.S. currency bill looms Iran says nuclear talks can succeed only if fair U.S. sees delay in Marines' move to Guam from Japan Summers' successor to set tone on economic policy Hamas detains "many" suspected Israel spies in Gaza Special report: Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's "automatic pilot" Bill Gates still richest American, Forbes says Protesters rally against China, Iran UN calls for aid to South Pakistan China typhoon death toll rises Obama to urge support for Middle East peace at U.N. September 23, 2010 06:32 AM ET UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is to make a plea at the United Nations on Thursday for international support for the Middle East peace process, urging world leaders to make sure "this time is different" from previous failed efforts. Full Article House Republicans draft campaign manifesto September 23, 2010 02:53 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans hoping to gain control of the House of Representatives in the November 2 election vow to slash spending and stop "job-killing tax hikes" in a campaign manifesto set to be unveiled on Thursday. Full Article Consumer czar Warren: banks receptive to change September 23, 2010 07:38 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Elizabeth Warren, the Obama administration's new consumer financial protection czar, said on Thursday that banks are showing early receptiveness to her plans for simplifying their disclosures to consumers. Full Article Chinese PM pushes back as U.S. currency bill looms September 23, 2010 09:21 AM ET NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao pushed back on Wednesday against U.S. pressure to revalue the yuan, as U.S. lawmakers threatened to penalize China for keeping its currency artificially low. Full Article Iran says nuclear talks can succeed only if fair September 23, 2010 09:06 AM ET TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran is ready to enter 'fair' negotiations with major powers over its nuclear activities, state radio quoted Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki as saying. Full Article U.S. sees delay in Marines' move to Guam from Japan September 23, 2010 02:51 AM ET GUAM (Reuters) - The relocation of around 8,600 U.S. Marines and 9,000 dependents to Guam from Japan will take until 2016, two years longer than expected due to a lack of facilities on the island, the U.S. Defense Department said. Full Article Summers' successor to set tone on economic policy September 23, 2010 03:34 AM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans on Wednesday urged President Barack Obama to pick a more business-friendly successor to economic adviser Larry Summers, a move that would signal a shift to the center. Full Article Hamas detains "many" suspected Israel spies in Gaza September 23, 2010 09:06 AM ET GAZA (Reuters) - Hamas said on Thursday it had arrested "many" Palestinians in Gaza on suspicion of collaborating with Israel to kill senior members of the enclave's Islamist rulers and bomb training sites and government offices. Full Article Special report: Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's "automatic pilot" September 23, 2010 09:09 AM ET JUIZ DE FORA, Brazil (Reuters) - Here's some advice for anyone who meets Dilma Rousseff (aka "Stella.") Full Article Bill Gates still richest American, Forbes says September 22, 2010 07:23 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Things are on the up for U.S. billionaires with more than half of them adding to their net worth in a year which once again saw Bill Gates as the richest of them all, Forbes magazine said on Wednesday. Full Article

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