Critiquing the Press (Washington Post) Howard Kurtz has been The

Critiquing the Press (Washington Post)
Howard Kurtz has been The Washington Post's media reporter since 1990. He is also the host of CNN's "Reliable Sources" and the author of "Media Circus," "Hot Air," "Spin Cycle" and "The Fortune Tellers: Inside Wall Street's Game of Money, Media and Manipulation." Kurtz talks about the press and the stories of the day in "Media Backtalk."

Tempers flare during New Hampshire race (Sports Illustrated)
LOUDON, N.H. (AP) -- NASCAR was threatening very heavy penalties Sunday after tempers ran hot during the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire International Speedway.

Too hot for the air conditioner (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
For electronics, life under the dashboard of your car is a hot mess. If the dust and occasional spilled Coke weren't bad enough, blistering heat can destroy a sensitive computer chip or a microprocessor.

Newman duels past Stewart (Kinston Free Press)
LOUDON, N.H. - Ryan Newman and Tony Stewart, a pair of Hoosier hot shots from the old school of dirt tracks and heat races, dueled it out as if it were for bragging rights in the old neighborhood at New Hampshire International Speedway on Sunday.

MEMBER EXCHANGE: Nostalgic muscle cars making comeback (Ohio News Network)
STREETSBORO, Ohio -- If youth were for sale, it surely would come with a supercharger, a paint job that changes colors in the sunshine, and, of course, not one but seven interior television sets.