Global warming debate alters hurricane forecasts and coal plans
A NOAA meteorologist revises earlier beliefs, suggesting warmer Atlantic temperatures may lessen hurricane numbers by century end, while others attribute recent storms to natural cycles. The piece also notes CO2 concerns tempering new coal plants and advocates balanced energy policy amid rising temperatures and debate.
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Clinton quotes wife death remark at Lexington rally
Former President Bill Clinton referenced ongoing critiques of his wife by saying they have declared her dead more times than a cat has lives at an evening rally in Lexington Kentucky.
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Kennedy West Virginia Upset Inspires Obama Comparison
In a retrospective on the 1960 Kennedy Humphrey battle, the author notes Kennedy’s West Virginia upset and suggests Obama should have contested the state to signal awareness of its Democratic history. Obama chose a safer path as Kentucky looms and Oregon looms, with doubts about white working class votes lingering.
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al Smith
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CEO pay sparks critique of wealth gap across nations
William A. Collins argues CEO compensation distorts value as leaders like Webster Financial's James C. Smith, Citigroup's Vikram Pandit, and Countrywide's Angelo Mozilo exemplify outsized gains amid stock declines and economic turmoil. He warns Congress to curb pay before broader harm.
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Webster Financial Corp
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Webster
Vikram Pandit
Citigroup
Pandit
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Countrywide Financial
If Things Were Really Bad We Would Dreact
A strong critique of media fearmongering and political rhetoric after disasters. The author argues risks are overstated by TV coverage, urges stoicism, and contrasts Russia's rise with U S decline, chastising Bush era leadership and demanding smarter, less arrogant successors.
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