McClellan paints Bush White House as deceptive system
Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan accuses the Bush administration of lies and manipulation in a new book. He says Karl Rove and I. Lewis Libby swayed policy, especially on Iraq, while admitting his own misstatements and noting denial during Katrina.
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Ban Ki moon meets Myanmar's Than Shwe in secrecy
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki moon described his candid meeting with Myanmar's reclusive Senior General Than Shwe as unique, stating he has never had such an encounter with anyone else in the world. The remark highlights a rare diplomatic exchange amid Myanmar's closed political climate.
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Hillary Clinton endures questions as she runs again
Kathleen Parker examines why Hillary Clinton keeps running amid praise and warnings. The piece explores entitlement, political instinct, and the Obama-Clinton dynamic, noting misstatements, delegate rules, and potential conflicts of interest shaping the race.
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Disruptive education shifts loom in Kansas reforms
Harvard professor Clayton M. Christensen foresees online classes replacing half of high school instruction by 2020, with nonconsumers driving disruption. charter and virtual schools emerge, as Kansas struggles to adapt amid entrenched systems, urging independent oversight and new models to maximize gains from technology.
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McCains Maverick Image and Media Coverage Debate
An examination of the book Free Ride John McCain and the Media argues that national reporters have favored a favorable view of McCain while underreporting his flaws. It cites Arizona journalists who describe a harsher, less forgiving view of him at home, suggesting a myth of his maverick status.
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