At washingtonpost.com, Bob Woodward has a special page archiving some of his investigative work and highlighting excerpts from his new book on the Bushies: State of Denial.

The NYT's Richard Siklos looks at the conflicting demands of the two masters of newspapers: The public, that wants good journalism, and the stock market, that wants good financial returns.

This would most definitely be bad news for stability in south Asia if true: India accuses Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence, the Islamic nation's CIA equivalent, of helping an Islamist Pakistani group plan the deadly Mumbai transit bombings in July that killed 186 people.

The headline on the Beeb story about the Laval overpass collapse is:

Five dead in Canada flyover crush

Eyewitness account A motorway flyover collapse near Montreal in Canada has killed at least five people in two cars, Canadian police have said. Drivers watched in horror as the flyover collapsed on Saturday, crushing at least two cars and sending others plunging into the gap.

Flyover?!?!

CNN has a new feature called I Report: You send in your comments, photos video, whathaveyou, and you get to tell your friends you report for CNN!

Oddly enough, Jon Stewart of The Daily Show managed to turn this into satiric fodder:

A choice quote: "CNN wants you to spare them what is arguably the most arduous part of what they do: Reporting!"

CNN is delighted with the publicity. You can watch the same clip on its website. Better quality too. :) (H/T to Stacy)

OK, so your conservative cable news network is still number-one by a mile, but your ratings are slipping. What can you do to fire the troops up? Learn from the master, Roger Ailes, CEO of Fox News!