Will My Video Get 1 Million Views on YouTube? Jul 3, 2009
Will my video get 1 million views on YouTube. - By Chris Wilson - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
You Survived a Plane Crash! Now What? Jul 3, 2009
What to do if you survive a plane crash over water. - By Brian Palmer - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Back to the Futurists: Italy's First Avant-Garde Turns 100 Jul 3, 2009
(4) - By Kate Bolick - Slate Magazine. Dispatches from the front lines of travel. (Slate)
Textual Infidelity Jul 3, 2009
E-mail, adultery, and Mark Sanford. - By William Saletan - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
He-Man and the Infinite Sadness Jul 3, 2009
Slate's create-your-own-toy-movie contest. - By Dana Stevens - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Newsweek: How bad will unemployment get? Jul 3, 2009
" 2009 Share: Discuss Enter Your Comment Sponsored by Member Comments Posted By: bjsassy @ 07/02/2009 11:05:28 PM Well saiid, John Dough. You put the facts right on the line. Posted By: Tan Boon Tee @ 07/02/2009 10:23:12 PM Out of job, but keep the hope alive, as long as possible.467,000 jobs were lost in June. I take it to mean 467 thousand people were retrenched in the month. Presumably the number does not include the fresh job-seekers. Otherwise, it can add another few hundred thousands.... (MSNBC -- Business)
Does Race Play a Role in Coverage? Jul 3, 2009
They and the other main beat reporters -- Newsweek's Allison Samuels, Darlene Superville of the Associated Press and Politico's Nia-Malika Henderson -- have something in common: They are all African American women ... Newsweek Editor Jon Meacham, noting that Samuels has written a book about black athletes, rappers and movie stars, says: "She has an affinity, a remarkable ability to get powerful African Americans to talk in an open way. You always look for people who have the perspective and life... (CBS News -- Politics)
Nearly 80 sex offenders scratch out a life under Miami's Julia Tuttle Causeway Jul 2, 2009
Miami was the object of a Newsweek piece and the BBC was there two weeks ago. I think it's wonderful that your city is getting a rep as the worlds largest sex offender leper colony a real magnet for tourism. (The Palm Beach Post)
Does Plastic Art Last Forever? Jul 2, 2009
A generation of plastic art objects are degrading like overused Tupperware. - By Sam Kean - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Taking care of their own Jul 2, 2009
She made me realize, to a great extent, the power of the pen and sowed the seed and the will to approach a wide variety of newspapers, and now magazines, such as Newsweek, Time, Vanity Fair and The Nation. She will be sorely missed by me and many others. (Fresno Bee -- Opinion)
Women's sports respected 10 years on Jul 2, 2009
We're talking about something that grew so big so fast that its stars became the only people to ever appear on the covers of Time, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated and People in the same week. Ten years ago today, the U.S. women's soccer team was coming off a victory against Germany in the Women's World Cup and heading to California for its July 4 semifinal, then the July 10 final which it won before a U.S. TV audience of 40 million when Brandi Chastain made her penalty kick, then famously took off... (USA Today -- Sports)
Charity Muggers Jul 2, 2009
I avoid street canvassers for do-gooding organizations. Does that make me a jerk. (Slate)
Why the Futurists Really Hated the Past Jul 2, 2009
Back to the Futurists: Italy's first avant-garde turns 100. (3) - By Kate Bolick - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Fireworks Suck Jul 2, 2009
Fireworks really suck. - By Troy Patterson - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
The Culture Gabfest, the Everybody's Dead Edition Jul 2, 2009
In this week's Culture Gabfest, our critics discuss Stephen Colbert's trip to Baghdad and his guest editorship of Newsweek, the Tony Awards and the year on Broadway, and the end of General Motors (and American car culture ... Colbert's published in the newest issue of Newsweek. (Slate)
"Let Me Tell You About the Time I Interviewed Michael Jackson" Jul 2, 2009
Why reporters won't shut up about their encounters with Michael Jackson. - By Jack Shafer - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Mr. Franken Goes to Washington Jul 2, 2009
Minnesota Supreme Court rules in favor of Al Franken, giving Democrats 60th vote in Senate. - By Daniel Politi - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Grave Concerns Jul 2, 2009
Is it legal to bury Michael Jackson at Neverland Ranch. - By Christopher Beam - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
The Real John Dillinger Jul 2, 2009
Is Michael Mann's Public Enemies historically accurate. - By Elliott J. Gorn - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
NYPD: High-rises need better security Jul 2, 2009
Newsweek: More on global terrorism. updated 12:44 p.m. ET July 1, 2009. (MSNBC -- Terrorism)
Ignorance is no excuse Jul 2, 2009
"There were suspicions, hints, but nothing hard," one member told Newsweek. The second was led by none other than Rumsfeld and reached similar conclusions. (Yahoo News -- Hutton Report)
Dear Prudence Jul 2, 2009
Advice on manners and morals. If you'd like to sort this department listing by headline, author or date, please use the. (Slate)
If Paul Krugman Were a Woman Jul 2, 2009
Daniel Gross is the Moneybox columnist for Slate and the business columnist for Newsweek. You can e-mail him at. (Slate)
Steroids, Anyone? Jul 2, 2009
Is tennis really the cleanest sport in the world. - By Bill Gifford - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Scoop: OK! hits a new low with Jackson cover Jul 2, 2009
Time Magazine rushed to press to put an elegant tribute out; Newsweek eloquently navigated the decision to send a Jackson cover to newsstands, and its planned book cover to subscribers; and People magazine did its usual pitch-perfect memorial. advertisement. (MSNBC -- Gossip)
If You Live in a Glass House Jul 2, 2009
Visiting Philip Johnson's Glass House. - By Witold Rybczynski - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Meghan McCain Jul 2, 2009
As their go-to moderate Republican, the New York Times and Newsweek shamelessly used him to attack other members of his party. All his media appearances sent the same message: Im different. (Townhall.com)
To Do: Make To-Do List Jul 1, 2009
The best Web-based task managers. - By Chip Brantley - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Marianne Moore's "Poetry" Jul 1, 2009
Marianne Moore's five-decade struggle with "Poetry." - By Robert Pinsky - Slate Magazine. A weekly poem, read by the author. (Slate)
It's enough to make your wig spin Jul 1, 2009
Well, and I think you're going to get a kick out of this, sir, - the editor of Newsweek said that our president, Barack Obama, stands above the country and the world, "he's sort of God.". George. (Fresno Bee -- Lifestyle)
Newsweek: Why 'cash for clunkers' is flawed Jul 1, 2009
What's wrong with Newsweek ... I'm tired of reading poorly thought-out articles by Newsweek Come on guys, get your act together ... Discover more Newsweek content on. (MSNBC -- Business)
Newsweek: Why Japan protects low-tech jobs Jul 1, 2009
Discover more Newsweek content on. AUTOS. (MSNBC -- International)
Black and White Jul 1, 2009
Summaries of what's in Time, Newsweek, etc ... Newsweek, July 13The remembers Michael Jackson as the "Peter Pan" of pop. Jackson, as a performer and as a black man, "surely knew that part of his own appeal to white audienceswho contributed substantially to the $50 million to $75 million a year he earned in his primelay initially in his precocious cuteness, and when he was a grown man, in his apparent lack of adult sexuality." profiles Poet Laureate Kay Ryan, who "has long had an... (Slate)
Wal-Mart's Health Scare for Big Business Jul 1, 2009
Newsweek Interactive All rights reserved. (Slate)
Original Gangster Jul 1, 2009
Public Enemies reviewed. - By Dana Stevens - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Breaking Your Legs To Make Yourself Taller Jul 1, 2009
- By William Saletan - Slate Magazine. Science, technology, and life. (Slate)
Roommates for Life Jul 1, 2009
How do prisons deal with overcrowding. - By Christopher Beam - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
The Slate Endorsements Jul 1, 2009
Books, CDs, and movies Slate writers recommend. The inner workings of Slate. (Slate)
Giving Journalists the Silent Treatment Jul 1, 2009
Why ignoring the media is a serious threat to press freedom. - By Joel Simon - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
What It's Really Like To Be a "Free-Range" Pig Jul 1, 2009
What you should know about free-range pigs. - By James E. McWilliams - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Will Ricci Ruling Hurt Sotomayor? Jul 1, 2009
Ricci shouldn't have happened this way. (27) - By Emily Bazelon, Walter Dellinger, Linda Greenhouse, and Dahlia Lithwick - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
It's Like eBay Meets Match.com Jul 1, 2009
Do peer-to-peer lending sites like Prosper and Lending Club work. - By Ray Fisman - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Don't Get Fooled Again Jul 1, 2009
The Fed botched banking regulation once already. So why does Obama want to give it more power. (Slate)
Gov. Sanford Is a Cheater. Is He Also a Criminal? Jul 1, 2009
Did Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina break any laws. - By Meredith Simons - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Keeping the Fizz in the Journalism Biz Jul 1, 2009
Thanks to technology, we may be entering a golden age of journalism. - By Jack Shafer - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
You Are How You Camped Jul 1, 2009
What your enjoyment of sleep-away camp, or lack of same, says about your character. - By Timothy Noah - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Madoff Gets Life for "Evil" Crimes Jul 1, 2009
Judge sentences Madoff to 150 years; Supreme Court rules in favor of white firefighters. - By Daniel Politi - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Romney Supporters Await 2012 Run Jun 30, 2009
He carefully picks his spots where he wants to speak out, and then does so in a serious and high-profile fashion such as an op-ed on auto restructuring in the New York Times or a piece on health care in Newsweek. "We try to shy away from just commenting on headlines of day," said Fehrnstrom, a reference perhaps to some of Romney's more loquacious future rivals. (CBS News -- Politics)
The Supreme Court Breakfast Table Jun 30, 2009
Ricci shouldn't have happened this way. (36) - By Emily Bazelon, Walter Dellinger, Linda Greenhouse, and Dahlia Lithwick - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
The Birth, and Death, of the Asian Babe Jun 30, 2009
Richard Bernstein's The East, the West, and Sex. - By Johann Hari - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
LATIMES WHINE: How would we have reacted if TMZ had been wrong about Michael Jackson's death? Jun 30, 2009
Matt Drudge reported information on the Monica Lewinsky affair that Newsweek had been sitting on ... I disagree with some of the points in this self serving LA times "journalism", first it was the "prestigious" Newsweek, that had verfied info on Monica and simply sat on the info ... So it is with great truth that Drudge informed the public to info that Newsweek hid. (The Drudge Report)
Why Shelby Steele Is Right Jun 30, 2009
What Does Obama's presidency Cost the Black Community. Tuesday, June 30, 2009. (Slate)
Morocco Makes Peace With Its Past Jun 30, 2009
- By Anne Applebaum - Slate Magazine. Opinions about events beyond our borders. (Slate)
The Fantastic Firefox Jun 30, 2009
- By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine. The future and what to do about it. (Slate)
The Supreme Court Gets Ready To Turn on the Corporate Fundraising Spigot Jun 30, 2009
Citizens United v. FEC, the anti-Hillary ad case. - By Richard L. Hasen - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Why Did Madoff Get a Longer Sentence Than He Can Possibly Serve? Jun 30, 2009
Why Madoff got a longer sentence than he can possibly serve. - By Daniel Engber - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Military Coup Shakes Up Honduras Jun 30, 2009
Military ousts Honduran president; Irancontinues crackdown of demonstrators. - By Daniel Politi - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Caught on Tape Jun 30, 2009
What the Nixon tapes tell us about the Republican Party. - By Christopher Hitchens - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Grampy's Got a Gun Jun 30, 2009
Dear Prudence answers readers' questions live at Washingtonpost. Real-time discussions with Slate writers. (Slate)
Peter Orszag: What the Placebo Effect Can Teach Us About Health Care Reform Jun 30, 2009
What the placebo effect can teach us about health care reform. An interview with Peter Orszag. (Slate)
China's Marlboro Country Jun 30, 2009
The strange, underground world of Chinese counterfeit cigarettes. - By Te-Ping Chen - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Medical Errors Jun 30, 2009
Why is polling about health care reform so unreliable. - By Christopher Beam - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
Back to the Futurists: Italy's First Avant-Garde Turns 100 Jun 30, 2009
(1) - By Kate Bolick - Slate Magazine. Dispatches from the front lines of travel. (Slate)
Can't Robots Press the Elevator Buttons? Jun 30, 2009
Daniel Gross is the Moneybox columnist for Slate and the business columnist for Newsweek. You can e-mail him at. (Slate)
Is It Easier To Grow Poppy Than Wheat? Jun 30, 2009
The cost of poppy production. - By Brian Palmer - Slate Magazine. (Slate)
