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In our latest guest column, Sadie Stein takes a hard look at New York's proposed trans-fats ban, and discovers the heretofore undisclosed threat of foreign espionage it poses. The Sun offers an off-kilter, though not entirely wrong, take on Bloomberg and Schumer's Wall Street Journal OpEd [subscriber-only link] calling for regulatory reform on Wall Street. (Our take is here).One of the glories of the Federal Republic of Germany was the decentralization of political, cultural and economic life. Frankfurt was the center of finance and publishing, Bonn of government, Hamburg of shipping and Cologne of art. It made for a lively constellation of cities. But since the reunification of Germany and hence Berlin, first Bonn and now Cologne are losing their old niches to the capital.Over at New Partisan, detailed state-by-state breakdowns and predictions of the Senate and gubernatorial races. Predictions: Dems pick up six Senate seats—just enough to take control—and six statehouses. Also, Caroline Mello predicts that evangelicals will stay home on Tuesday.
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