From the Globe and Mail:

Perhaps one day, they'll print it on T-shirts: I Went Through the September Wringer of 2008.

From the BBC:

Militants in Pakistan pose a threat to the country's existence, according the the American General, David Petraeus.

Jagoda Pike is off to head the Ontario bid committee for the 2015 Pan American Games.

Southam/CanWest veteran and TorStar board member Don Babick is taking the job on an interim basis, according to a TorStar news release.

Pike became the Star's publisher in October 2006 (here's a post from that time).

Washington Post business columnist Steve Pearlstine shakes his head at the collective reaction to the financial crisis in the U.S.

This page has an interactive timeline that marks developments in the crisis since Sept. 7, when the U.S. government bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage lending companies.

This page shows the geographic breakdown of the House of Representatives vote.

The NYT also had an animated infographic that walks you through the day's numeric festivities in reaction to the voting, but unfortunately, one can't link directly to this item; it's embedded on the home page but not into any related story pages.

Update

After the Asian markets opened, the NYT shifted its homepage infographic to track the carnage on the other side of the dateline.