I've been reading about some of the following things this week. But please remember this posting is not exhaustive. Some of you are relying too much on these notes to understand what's going on in your world. Remember, a daily diet of news is critical to participating as a citizen, a worker, a consumer. News isn't important because "KC's News Meeting" says it is.
Here's what I've been learning about. Use comments to add your own ideas.
- Madison tuition initiative
- NCAA tournament
- AIG bonuses
- Detroit bailouts
- plan for Afghanistan
- stock market rallies
- who is Tim Geithner and what does he want to do for us?
- violence in Mexico
Sunday, March 29, 2009
KC News Meeting
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President Obama forced General Motors boss Rick Wagoner to step down.
Red River slowly receding in Fargo. River was higher on Saturday afternoon than ever recorded. Officials say the river may have already crested, at just below 41 feet.
Man breaks into North Carolina nursing home and kills 7 residents and 1 nurse. 3 others are wounded. Authorities declined to comment on the motive.
Claims of Vice President Joe Biden's daughter caught on film snorting lines of cocaine.
Obama's administration remains prepared to strike against extremists in Pakistan.
A Spanish court has started a criminal investigation into allegations that six former officials in the Bush administration violated international law by creating the legal justification for torture in Guantanamo Bay.
President Obama held a town hall meeting on the internet on Thursday and asked viewers to send in thier questions.
The number one question was about legalizing weed, somewhat reflecting the audience who was viewing online.
MIchael Capuano has obtained nomination papers for Kennedy's open Senate seat and will make a formal announcement next week about his decision regarding candidacy.
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