NewYork Mag Romney’s Etch A Sketch Campaign Begins

Guardian New queries for Lord Ashcroft over link to collapsed Caribbean firm

NYTimes Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 27 in Southern Iraq

the Economist, February 15, 2012 Obama’s “war on religion”

USA TODAY Life expectancy improves slower for women

the Economist, February 18, 2012 The best and worst stocks of the past decade

TOI, June 5, 2012 Suicide bombers kill 22 Afghan civilians near NATO base . .

Bloomberg, December 16, 2011 Einhorn Trades Credit Swaps for Shorts When Betting on Sovereign Debt

USA TODAY States expand lucrative pensions to more jobs

Int. Herald Tribune Klinsmann Named U.S. Soccer Coach

BusinessInsider, May 10, 2011 U.S.-Pakistani Relations After Bin Laden The past week has been filled with announcements and speculations on how Osama bin Laden was killed and on Washington’s source of intelligence.

the Economist, August 28, 2011 The world economy A call to arms

TOI, October 4, 2011 Combat too heavy in Libya to end NATO campaign: US

Guardian Austerity bites in Italy – and leaves minister in tears - Video

Fortune BMW rocks the present and looks to the future

TOI, October 6, 2011 Sr Haqqani commander killed in Nato airstrike in Af

BBC Bishops criticise welfare reform

NYTimes Despite Violence in Mexico, Americans Expand Business Along the Border

Guardian Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak: I don't have broadband at home..

ChinaDialogue Why true leaders make us uneasy John Elkington Fr 30. Mär, 2012 12:09 Share Creative solutions come when we are forced outside our comfort zones. The trick is to learn to force ourselves, writes John Elkington.

NewYork Mag The Obama-Romney Confidence Gap

TOI, December 13, 2011 Indian rupee hits record low against the dollar

The Economist, October 8, 2011 The Republican nomination Waiting for superman

TOI, June 1, 2012 China detains hundreds as immolations go on in Tibet . .

Guardian Iran claims high turnout in elections – but there's no way to verify

AP, August 4, 2011 Syrian siege of Hama raises humanitarian concerns

the Economist, December 3, 2011 Business education - Field of dreams Harvard Business School reinvents its MBA course

BBC 'Kill team' leader Gibbs guilty

CBS, June 25, 2011 Flooding North Dakota river nears crest The Souris River neared its crest Saturday in Minot, where city officials hoped to ride out the high water without losing more than the thousands of homes already damaged by flooding.

WSJ Law Blog U.S. Antitrust Chief Leaving for Cravath