Entries for June 2008

Regarding "A Damning Portrait of Bush and His Team" [June 9]: Four past press secretaries said you should remain true to the administration that gave you a job.

As the parent of a child whose main diagnosis falls under pediatric rheumatology, I would appreciate your including that specialty among "America's Best Children's Hospitals" [June 9].

"Big Oil's State of Denial" [June 9] is typical of the information put forth by environmentalists.

Thanks for your article entitled "Endangered Destinations" [May 26-June 2].

I really appreciated the great cover story on "Endangered Destinations" [May 26-June 2].

"In a New Country, Struggling to Fit In" [May 26-June 2] approached a timely topic but from a backwards perspective.

"The Straight-Talking Writer Who Started It All" [May 26-June 2] was a great trip down memory lane concerning the 75th Anniversary of U.S.News & World Report.

In Michael Barone's "Rethinking the Iraq Critics" [May 19], he purports to illustrate the "liberal fallac[ies]" that gird the criticisms of the Iraq War.

Mortimer B. Zuckerman's editorial "How to Fix a Market Failure" [May 19] suggests seven reforms that will neither fix the current market failure nor correct the system from this type of event happening again.

I read with avid interest the book excerpt on Franklin and Lucy ["The Love of His Life," April 28-May 5].