The Browser daily newsletter [03 Dec 2011]

Daily Newsletter       3 December 2011  Best of the Moment Wall Street Is Already Occupied Jesse Eisinger | ProPublica | 30 November 2011 Eisinger's piece is a great example why we should hate the amorphous term "Wall Street." Inside the world of finance, there's a "secret confederacy" who knows the game is rigged and wants change Comments How Assad Stayed In Power Tony Badran | Foreign Affairs | 1 December 2011 Russia has blocked UN action. It sees Syria as buffer against Turkey, ally against US, and base for projecting power into Middle East. Danger comes from Turkey—which has been slow to back Syrian rebels, but is doing so now Comments How Paulson Gave Hedge Funds Advance Word Of Fannie Mae Rescue Richard Teitelbaum | Bloomberg Markets Magazine | 29 November 2011 More than three years later, we're still unwinding the cozy pre-crisis relationship Wall Street maintained with its regulators. At minimum, this story suggests a profound carelessness by one of America's most powerful regulators Comments Welcome To The Age Of Overparenting Katherine Ozment | Boston Magazine | 30 November 2011 Cautionary tale of modern parenting: "I’d bought into the self-esteem dogma — the idea that bathing our children in good feeling and positive reinforcement arms them with the confidence they need to lead better lives." A mistake Comments The Surveillance Catalog Anonymous | WSJ | 18 November 2011 Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean there isn't a vast multibillion-dollar industry dedicated to tracking your every move. WSJ has a ground-breaking and frightening display of industry documents Comments Is Pricey Champagne Worth It? Alex Halberstadt | Gilt Taste | 29 November 2011 Depends. Worst thing you can do is buy expensive vintage champagne and then drink it too soon, before flavours have developed. Much is drunk this way though. People can't be bothered to wait. But there are alternatives Comments  FiveBooks Interview David Lammy on Context of the UK Riots We're richer and freer as a society than we used to be but it's now clear there are downsides too. The MP for Tottenham, where the riots began, says we've created a hyper-individualistic culture and explains how we must change it  Featured Special Report Epic Adventures Extreme tourism, unwise adventure and plain bad luck. Enjoy it all from the comfort of your armchair  Reader Recommendations  polit2k The Spectator runs false sea-level claims on its cover | Mark Lynas and George Monbiot t.co/KvOq0jWkvia @guardian #browsings  Book of the Day Divided Soul by David Ritz Santigold says: “It gives you a sense of the struggles Marvin Gaye went through, as an artist and as a man. It’s so wonderfully written and really riveting”  Video of the Day What's That Line Again? Everyone else has made fun of Rick Perry. So now it's Rick Perry's turn  Quote of the Day Karl Smith, on confidence "There is never a shortage of empire builders. There is only a shortage of people willing to lend to empire builders" | Homepage | Mobile Apps | RSS Feeds | Twitter | Facebook | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the Best of the Moment newsletter on thebrowser.com. Click here to unsubscribe The Browser Ltd, 106 Great Portland Street, London, W1W 6PF

BREAKING NEWS: Herman Cain Suspends Presidential Bid

After consulting with family, GOP candidate suspends campaign amid allegations of infidelity, sexual harassment

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Box Office Report: 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Leads Ho-Hum Weekend With $5.5 Mil Friday

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December 03, 2011 Box Office Report: 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Leads Ho-Hum Weekend With $5.5 Mil Friday More news: Top Stories | Movies | TV | Music | Tech | Style | The Business | Awards

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Cheat Sheet - Sandusky: Joe Paterno Never Confronted Me

Today: Herman Cain's Departure Helps Other Candidates, but Which Ones?, Burma Legalizes Protest, Pakistan Claims U.S. Gave Bad Intel December 03, 2011 REVELATIONS 1. Sandusky: Joe Paterno Never Confronted Me Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says head coach Joe Paterno never spoke with him about the reports of sexual assault made against him, and that Sandusky's charity, The Second Mile, never restricted his access to children until he officially became the subject of a criminal investigation. In an extended interview with The New York Times, Sandusky continues to deny the charges against him, though he acknowledged elements of the case, such as his habit of buying expensive gifts for young boys involved in his charity program, having them over for wrestling matches and sleepovers, and showering with them. Read it at The New York Times DONE? 2. Who Wins if Cain Bails? The improbable rise of Herman Cain could come to an end at 1 p.m. EST Saturday, with multiple sources saying that the candidate will announce his withdrawal from the race. He reportedly met with his wife Friday to discuss his campaign's future. A departure by the former frontrunner and ex-pizza executive would shake up the wild-and-crazy GOP race. Who will benefit? Patricia Murphy sorts out the spoils. Read it at The Daily Beast PROGRESS 3. Burma Legalizes Protest Burma approved its first law permitting peaceful protests as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton ended her historic diplomatic trip to the repressive country. The law isn't without qualifications: anyone planning a protest must request approval five days in advance and explain the slogans they plan to chant. Police can deny permission but must explain why. Read it at Associated Press DISPUTE 4. Pakistan Claims U.S. Gave Bad Intel The debate over who's responsible for an American airstrike that inadvertently killed 24 Pakistani troops on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan continues. Friday, Pakistani officials say it was the U.S. who gave the wrong information about where the strike would be directed, which is why Pakistan gave the U.S. the go-ahead. U.S. officials insist Pakistanis had the correct coordinates of the planned attack when they gave permission to strike. Pakistan has declined to participate in the U.S.'s investigation of the friendly-fire incident and has stopped all transport of NATO supplies across its border with Afghanistan. Read it at The Wall St. Journal AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 5. Obama Urges College Diversity The Obama administration issued new guidelines Friday to promote racial diversity on college campuses, replacing a Bush-era interpretation of a Supreme Court decision that warned against considering race in admissions. The new suggestions encourage schools to consider things that are often proxies for ethnicity, such as socioeconomic data, domestic instability, or even the racial composition of students' high schools. "Post-secondary institutions can voluntarily consider race to further the compelling interest of achieving diversity." Read it at The New York Times 'FAST AND FURIOUS' Justice: We Didn't Mislead Congress In controversial drug-trafficking investigation. APPLICATIONS U.K. Hiring Spies With Puzzle At least 50 people have solved it so far. INJURY McGovern Hospitalized After Fall In "guarded" condition. MONOPOLY Verizon Strikes Deal With Cable Companies Sparks concerns of eliminating competition. SEARCH McCready's Son Found in Arkansas Country singer hiding in closet with boy. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET The Yes List Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Babies Behind Bars by Karen Day Holiday Gift Book Guide: History, Art, More by The Daily Beast Kate's Christmas: What the Duchess Might Wear by The Daily Beast

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