When It Comes to Scandal, Girls Won’t Be Boys
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG
Why don’t female politicians get caught cheating? The whole approach to seeking and wielding power is different.
Naked Hubris
Illustration by Daniel Adel
Technology and the Political Sex Scandal
By KATE ZERNIKE
Technological temptations flood in at a time when a prying press helps make Washington more puritanical.
No Guide to Survive a Political Scandal
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR
Party support and a distracted press help. And a good dose of chutzpah may not hurt.
Also in the Week in Review
The Quiet Corner of the Mideast (Surprise)
By HELENE COOPER
This time, West Bank Arabs aren’t in the streets. One reason: Their own leaders.
Handicapping the Obama-Boehner ‘Golf Summit’
By DON VAN NATTA Jr.
A rare “golf summit” with the House speaker next weekend is serious political business. Usually the president’s game is anything but.
Week in Review
Suburban Hip Is Where It’s At
By PETER APPLEBOME
UBS might like Manhattan. But for all the talk of an urban renaissance, most growth is happening beyond the city.
Week in Review
E. Coli Fallout: My Salad, My Health
By ELISABETH ROSENTHAL
Every bite of lettuce is a vote of confidence in the systems that bring greens to our plate. But that trust can be misplaced.
Quick Hits
Fighting Words
Sean Penn, the actor, and Ozzie Guillen, the manager of the Chicago White Sox, have been feuding over the actor’s support of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.
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