Nothing New In the World Today

According to the Boston Globe's website:

March 29:

• Contaminated water a threat to reach ocean (By Hiroko Tabuchi and Ken Belson, New York Times)
• Blast by Taliban kills 23 people in Afghanistan (Associated Press)
• Carter visits Cuba amid USAID flap (Associated Press)
• Foes of ousted Ivorian leader claim victory in key city (Associated Press)
• Turkish leader talks trade with Iraq (Associated Press)
• Berlusconi attends court hearing in his tax fraud case (Associated Press)
• Libyan troops dig in to defend Khadafy’s hometown (By Ryan Lucas, Associated Press)
• Yemen factory blast kills 110, underlines authority collapse (By Laura Kasinof, New York Times)
• Egypt will lift emergency laws (By Maggie Michael, Associated Press)
• Remedies for overexposure lacking (By Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press) 

March 30:

• Contaminated water a threat to reach ocean (By Hiroko Tabuchi and Ken Belson, New York Times)
• Blast by Taliban kills 23 people in Afghanistan (Associated Press)
• Carter visits Cuba amid USAID flap (Associated Press)
• Foes of ousted Ivorian leader claim victory in key city (Associated Press)
• Turkish leader talks trade with Iraq (Associated Press)
• Berlusconi attends court hearing in his tax fraud case (Associated Press)
• Libyan troops dig in to defend Khadafy’s hometown (By Ryan Lucas, Associated Press)
• Yemen factory blast kills 110, underlines authority collapse (By Laura Kasinof, New York Times)
• Egypt will lift emergency laws (By Maggie Michael, Associated Press)
• Remedies for overexposure lacking (By Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press)

Gee, those are not the stories and headlines in my printed paper.

Compare and see for yourself:

http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/2011/03/29/

http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/2011/03/30/

What a PoS operation.