Now guess which story is splashed on the front page, and which was relegated to page 16? It's rare to see columnists turn on the hand that feeds, but just about every paper has some reflective opinion on the gruesome, gloating coverage of Muammar Gaddafi's summary execution.
The German-transfer-record-obliterating figure of €30m was mentioned, and this week's SportBild saw columnist Lothar Matthäus speculate on names like Riquelme, Deco, and Kaka.
Katherine Bruce Currency chaos Readers who saw columnist Steve H. Hanke's attacks on pegged exchange rates in Brazil (Oct . 20 , 1997and Russia (Mar. 9, 1998) will not be surprised by current events.
I was pleased to see Time Magazine columnist Joe Klein acknowledge that he "may have made a mistake" in his column attacking the House Majority ("The Tone Deaf Democrats") and misrepresenting the RESTORE Act.
It's gotten so bad community organizations are writing to President Obama asking for troops to keep his hometown's streets in check (see Sun-Times coluMary Mitchelltchell's article here).
Peter Luff Former chair, the European Movement The lack of democracy in the EU, not to mention its love affair with multinationals, has always been obvious to progressives like myself, so it is heartening to see Guardian columnists come round to agreeing eventually, even if it takes a Greek tragedy to make them do so.
Harding missed out on seeing Times columnist Alice Miles beat the Guardian's Simon Jenkins, the Observer's Henry Porter and the Sun's Ally Ross to the columnist of the year award.
I have long seen newspaper columnist and TV commentator George F. Will as a voice of reason, intelligence, and even brilliance among conservatives in the United States, but never so much so as after hearing his remarks on the Central America child migrant crisis this past Sunday on FOX News with host Chris Wallace.
I have described why I'm tired of reading about pampered college students, and now I am moved to hit the keyboard again as I encounter columnists who see political correctness run amok, or who simply can't stand the fact that groups only recently welcomed onto elite campuses aren't just grateful for being admitted.
They see a famous columnist reveal the name of a C.I.A. agent and never say he's sorry.
