Winners & Losers
Winners Ban Ki-moon: All but certain to be the next U.N. secretary-general. American scientists: A rare Nobel sweep. Hysteria: Russia orders schools to compile lists of children with Georgian surnames as the diplomatic row worsens. Cat lovers with allergies: The new hypoallergenic cat will only set you back $4000. But first you have to pass ...
Winners
Ban Ki-moon: All but certain to be the next U.N. secretary-general.
American scientists: A rare Nobel sweep.
Winners
American scientists: A rare Nobel sweep.
Hysteria: Russia orders schools to compile lists of children with Georgian surnames as the diplomatic row worsens.
Cat lovers with allergies: The new hypoallergenic cat will only set you back $4000. But first you have to pass the company’s “warmth” test.
Losers
Surprise trips: It used to be mildly interesting when a Bush administration official made a
CEOs: Another indictment. Who wants the liability of the top job anymore?
Six-party talks: Kim Jong-Il prefers brinkmanship.
Congressional Republicans: The week belonged to Foleygate. But a month in American politics can be an eternity. At least that’s what Karl Rove is hoping.
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