The New York Times
The Decade We Had
As the 2000s fade to memory, what moments and events will be remembered as the portents of America's future? Op-Ed editors asked 10 noted writers to answer that question, one year at a time.
2004: Trials of the Decade
By SCOTT TUROWAbu Ghraib and the Padila case raised the question of ethical torture.
2005: Nothing Ever Happens
By JONATHAN SAFRAN FOERThere were new beginnings and sad endings, and few close calls.
2007: Foodie Nation
By ANTHONY BOURDAINA “personality with a sauté pan” and blogs about food became important.
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