Mario Cuomo has an idea on how the Democrats can avoid disaster.

Jennifer Rubin doesn't think much of how Sen. Obama has been reacting to the Reverend Wright controversy.

Newspaper revenues continue to plunge. It looks more and more likely that newspapers (at least in their familiar form) are on the way out. I cannot yet imagine what will replace them.

Martin Kettle, writing in The Guardian, believes that some clear thinking is needed on defense policy in Europe. Since most people, most of the time, take the easy way out, expect the Europeans to continue to rely upon the United States in that regard.

Chris Todd thinks Hillary is doing the right thing by staying in the race, despite louder calls for her to drop out, and a setback in Pennsylvania.

James Carville defends his characterization of Bill Richardson as Judas Iscariot for the New Mexico Governor's endorsement of Obama.