What do you grab for when you're looking for something to stay full? http://t.co/bT842ju3

The sad and infuriating case of Mike Daisey: a must-read post mortem by @JamesFallows http://t.co/j376NUnt

"I have slept with thousands of women, and they all still like me" Hugh Hefner http://t.co/0xx9YBVt @Esquiremag Quotes on Sex, Power & Money

The press could learn a lot from @TheDailyShow's foray into (somewhat) serious reportage http://t.co/GF4dlqdl

In praise of HBO's "Game of Thrones," a triumph of storytelling http://t.co/qmMYB7HD

I wrote about Instapaper 4.1, class, and took some photos of the new fonts: http://t.co/d3kEtHK0

A look at hundreds of pages of internal White House documents, and what they reveal about the president's decision-making process:<br /><br />

"One Cabinet official made it clear that she did not share the President’s growing commitment to coupon-clipping: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. She rejected the White House’s budget for her department, and wrote the President a six-page letter detailing her complaints. Some in the White House saw the long letter as a weapon, something that could be leaked if Clinton didn’t get her way. 'At the proposed funding levels,' Clinton wrote, 'we will not have the capacity to deliver either the full level of civilian staffing or the foreign assistance programs that underlie the civilian-military strategy you outlined for Afghanistan; nor the transition from U.S. Military to civilian programming in Iraq; nor the expanded assistance that is central to our Pakistan strategy.'"