Gov. George E. Pataki's announcement in his State of the State address ("Pataki Backs Wind and Solar Power," news article, Jan . 9 is a major step forward in protecting New York's environment and establishing a national standard for clean energy resources that will reduce our country's dependence on foreign oil and other fossil fuels.
He added: "Video, comment threads, and people-powered news are elements provided by the web that have not been used to their maximum potential.
Alberto Fujimori is in Japan as a fugitive from justice and not in self-imposed exile ("Peru's Former President Plots His Return to Power," news article, Dec. 22).
With the Taliban out of power (news articles, Nov. 21), Afghan women can now begin to exercise their basic human rights.
"Bethenny" is a dizzying carnival of girl-power news you can use and too much information, including where and how much Ms. Frankel waxes: she makes "Ellen" look like the "PBS News Hour.
The former bus driver could be vulnerable to a "palace coup", from colleagues frustrated by his handling of Chávez's legacy, or an outright military grab for power, news agencies reported the unnamed officials as saying.
Re "Softly, Gates Counters Putin's Words on U.S. Power" (news article, Feb. 12): Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates's response to criticism of United States imperialist actions by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia ("One cold war was quite enough") was profound.
Interestingly, this fact also makes it attractive to another company, Google, which uses SmartNews to power news delivery in Google Now.
Taiwan's Taiex weighted index, powered by the news about the reorganization of its chip sector, swelled by 95.78 points, or 2.1%, to 4,637.20.
If he's so macho, then how come the phrase that comes most frequently to his lips -- the words heard most often at his high-powered news conferences -- is the sort of exclamation heard on "The Golden Girls"?
