It’s been a week of spectacles, earthly and otherwise.
Clinton and Obama dueled in Texas. McCain exchanged fire with The New York Times. Fidel Castro dropped a bombshell of his own, ending his half-century rule.
The U.S. military created real fireworks, blasting a satellite out of the sky. In Pakistan, opposition parties rocked Musharraf. And Kosovo exploded in celebration, and anger, at a declaration of independence. To top it all off, a lunar eclipse awed the world.
Up next, On Point: our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
-Jane Clayson
Guests:
David Ignatius, columnist and editor at The Washington Post, he’s also the creator and co-moderator of the online discussion group Post-Global.
Jeanne Cummings, correspondent for Politico.com.
Jack Beatty, On Point news analyst and senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly.
Tags: politics, week in the news
