- Newsmaker: US Upsets Mexico in World Cup
In South Korea, America-s soccer team is making sports history. After a disappointing loss to Poland, the US has defeated Mexico two-to-zero in its best showing since its first World Cup in 1930. Reporting for the San Diego Union-Tribune, Mark Zeigler credits America-s win to a major revamp in game strategy and looks ahead to the team-s chances against Germany in the quarter-finals. - Reporter's Notebook: American Ground: Unbuilding the WTC
For nine months, the world watched the recovery operation at Ground Zero, the site of New York-s former World Trade Center. William Langewiesche, of the Atlantic Monthly, describes -a wilderness of ruins,- with car-sized blocks of concrete hanging over workers who actually got to like it there. The Monthly has published the first of a 3-part series that will become a book, American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center.
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