Time for Woods to rein in on-course passion

LORNE RUBENSTEIN
Last updated on Wednesday, Jul. 29, 2009 02:55AM EDT

59 Is the New 30

Op-Ed Columnist

By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

Published: July 29, 2009

When Tiger Woods wins by 15 strokes, we are in awe. But when Tom Watson, a man our own age and size, whips the world’s best, who are half his age, we identify.

Hamas Shifts From Rockets to Public Relations

International / Middle East

By ETHAN BRONNER

Published: July 24, 2009

Seven months after Israel’s military campaign against its rockets, Hamas has shifted its focus to cultural initiatives to gain support at home and abroad.

National Post editorial board: Fantasies in Gaza

National Post editorial board: Fantasies in Gaza

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Canada may be terror target

Canada may be terror target

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Muslim Demographics

Canadian Open 2009

Canadian Open 2009

Tic Tac - Madonna

Ex-President in Iran Seeks Referendum

International / Middle East

By ROBERT F. WORTH

Published: July 20, 2009

Mohammad Khatami made a bold challenge to the government by questioning its legitimacy after another former president said the state had lost Iranians’ trust.

Le Parti socialiste doit disparaître au plus vite

«Le Parti socialiste doit disparaître au plus vite»
Bernard Henri Levy
Samuel Potier (lefigaro.fr)
19/07/2009

L'iPhone d'Apple déstabilise

L'iPhone d'Apple déstabilise les ténors de la téléphonie mobile
Le Figaro - Marc Cherki - 17/07/2009

Housing rebound 'nothing short of amazing'

Housing rebound 'nothing short of amazing'

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L'eau du nord: blue gold

L'Eau du nord: blue gold

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Europeanization

Terence Corcoran: Europeanization
Posted: July 03, 2009, 8:53 PM by NP Editor
Terence Corcoran, unemployment
Obama’s policies will bring the U.S. ‘European levels’ of unemployment

Trust is biggest Madoff victim

Trust is biggest Madoff victim

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Bonds keep risk in check

Bonds keep risk in check

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Who Cares About Zelaya?

Op-Ed Contributor
By ROGER MARÍN NEDA
Published: July 7, 2009
The outside world seems to be shocked and riveted by the ouster of Honduras’s president, Manuel Zelaya. So why are Hondurans so blasé?

La Syrie sous pression

La Syrie sous pression
Par Raphaëlle Elkrief pour Guysen International News
Dimanche 5 juillet 2009 à 21:15

A Journalist’s ‘Actual Responsibility’

Op-Ed Columnist
By ROGER COHEN
Published: July 6, 2009
Once a decade or so, we journalists get undone, and our subject has its revenge, turning the tables and refusing to let us be. I confess that, out of Iran, I am bereft.

Despite Crisis, Policy on Iran Is Engagement

International / Middle East
By DAVID E. SANGER
Published: July 6, 2009
The president and vice president said separately that the crackdown in Iran would not close the door on talks.

Swings in Oil Price Hobble Forecasting

Business
By JAD MOUAWAD
Published: July 6, 2009
From $145 a barrel a year ago to $33 in December, oil prices lately have surprised analysts by climbing despite the undertow of a global recession.

In Pakistan, seeds of insurgency originate at home

Stephanie Nolen - Globe and Mail July 6
In Pakistan, seeds of insurgency originate at home
Government ineptitude, weak civilian institutions and widespread corruption have created a hive for militancy

O.A.S. Votes to Suspend Honduras Over Coup

International / Americas
O.A.S. Votes to Suspend Honduras Over Coup
By GINGER THOMPSON and MARC LACEY
Published: July 5, 2009
The Organization of American States voted to suspend Honduras, but stopped short of calling on member countries to impose sanctions.

Bernie Madoff Is No John Dillinger

Op-Ed Columnist
Bernie Madoff Is No John Dillinger
By FRANK RICH
Published: July 5, 2009
In the context of our own Great Recession, Bernie Madoff’s old-fashioned Ponzi scheme was merely a one-off next to the esoteric and (often legal) heists by banks and bankers.