Obama Faces His Overseas Audition
On his first trip abroad as the presumptive nominee, Obama must show he's in command of both symbolism and substance
Emmy Nods: It's Not HBO, It's TV
The nominations are in, and James Poniewozik surveys a list heavy on basic cable, low on prestigious pay shows and full of the usual outrageous omissions
Frenemies: The McCain-Bush Dance
McCain has defied the President more than any other Republican, yet he can't escape Bush's shadow. A close look at the political relationship that could cost McCain the election
French Combat Youth Binge-Drinking
When it comes to alcohol, the French have long been known as masters of moderation. But les kids today are different
Cell Phones on the Road: What Goes?
Can you dial while driving? Make an emergency call? With a patchwork of new laws, it depends on the state you're in