As Luke Hassall pointed out, there is not much coverage in the US regarding the release of the Iraq War Logs. However, I was pleased to see that across the Atlantic, there are many news sources digging deep. The biggest issues that appear to have come out of the leak thus far is the handing over of prisoners by US [...]
Turns out McChrystal’s is not the only high-profile resignation this week. The Afghanistan general’s departure is notable for the shocking indiscretion of McChrystal and his staff, and is clearly a tremendous shake-up for the military and political worlds. Dave Weigel’s resignation from the Washington Post doesn’t mean that much to those outside of the blogging world, but it is certainly [...]
I would love to spend all my time researching the ongoing flash mob hysteria – and whether or not it’s a problem, I can’t call the official response anything other than hysteria – but unfortunately I have classes to attend, so my only sources will remain news outlets, and my posts may be less than timely. The important facts: the [...]
Update: more coverage from the Inquirer here. Past posts from me here and here Yeah, it happened again. On South Street. Three arrests, no damage or injuries, but it was South Street and therefore a big deal. Is there coverage of this elsewhere? One would like some serious investigative journalism to be done, since I’m personally having difficulty penetrating the [...]
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