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A possible Turkish invasion into northern Iraq is only a small sideshow compared to the heated rhetoric that's building up on the Republican campaign trail. On October 16th, Republican candidates Rudy Giuliani and John McCain said they would use military force against Iran to prevent it from getting nuclear weapons. Giuliani said Iran is a state sponsor of terrorism that is seeking nuclear weapons, and needs to understand how the US would respond.

"Anybody who wants to be president of the United States would say a prayer at the beginning that you would never have to use American military power. But as president, you can't hesitate to do that, if it's in the best interest of the US. You have to stand up to dictators and tyrants and terrorists. More>>

I spent some time this summer on the men's U.S. pro circuit, where a sense of bitterness about the state of tennis hangs over players' lounges and practice courts. You hear it from the coaches, administrators, and hangers-on, and it gets directed at different targets, but the basic substance is the same: What can make Americans pay attention to tennis? I remember one grizzled coach, a Polish émigré, spinning elaborate courtside conspiracy theories involving various tennis governing bodies and the TV networks, whom he considered nearly as bad as the Communist government he'd defected from. Justin Gimelstob, a smart, outspoken, 28-year-old tour veteran, calls the game—somewhat ruefully—"a niche sport."