Something very interesting happened this week--Americans altered the course of GOP congressmen. On January 3rd there was this headline: With No Warning, House Republicans Vote to Gut Independent Ethics Office. Then American voters reacted: Amid Ethics Office Debacle, Googling Congress Members Spiked. Sort Of. Then, Under fire, Republicans back off vote on House ethics changes. Here's a small collection of some cartoonists' takes on the ethics situation.
Meanwhile, North Korea's "supreme leader Kim Jong Un warned that the nation was in the "final stage" of preparations to test an intercontinental ballistic missile." The Atlantic has this article, How to Stop a Nuclear Missile, in the technology section.
As a reminder (as if one is needed), here's David Horsey's summary of American politics.
-- Marge
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| Mike Luckovich, The Week |
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| Jack Ohman, The Week |
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| John Darkow, The Week |
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Meanwhile, North Korea's "supreme leader Kim Jong Un warned that the nation was in the "final stage" of preparations to test an intercontinental ballistic missile." The Atlantic has this article, How to Stop a Nuclear Missile, in the technology section.
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| Chris Britt, The Week |
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As a reminder (as if one is needed), here's David Horsey's summary of American politics.
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| David Horsey, The Week |
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-- Marge
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