Meg Greenfield dies at 77, Washington Post editor and columnist
Meg Greenfield, longtime Washington Post editorial page editor and Newsweek columnist since 1974, died of lung cancer in Washington. Born in Seattle, she joined the Post in 1968 and led the page from 1979, winning a 1978 Pulitzer for editorials defending decency in government and shaping coverage of Watergate and Clinton era turmoil.
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Saul Steinberg New Yorker cartoonist dies at 84
Saul Steinberg, famed New Yorker cartoonist known for the World from Y on Manhattan Avenue cover, dies at 84. His angular, sharp works featured cats, dogs, crocodiles and political symbols, and he drew hundreds of covers and thousands of drawings over more than five decades. New Yorker editor David Remnick called him our Picasso and praised his wit and friendship.
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