What the papers say today

 

 

• For blind Dick Cheney, the answer’s always simple: War
  By Dana Milbank
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• Kerry meets with Iraq’s new leadership
  By Anne Gearan and Loveday Morris
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• Reactions
  By Washington Post staff
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• The groundwork
• Will the Apple Watch be a good fit for consumers? Only time will tell.
  By Hayley Tsukayama
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• Apple’s new iPhones further blur line between phone, tablet
• Employees paying more for health care
  By Jason Millman
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• Experts say Apple Pay will be less vulnerable to hacking
• Maxing out student loans — and not paying it all back
• 4 developers submit proposals for Takoma Park co-op

• Union targets Wis. governor for defeat
• Texas executes man for 1993 double slaying
• Protest tries to shut down I-70 in an act of civil disobedience
  By Wesley Lowery
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• Officials: Islamic State doesn’t pose an immediate danger to U.S.
  By Adam Goldman
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• World Digest: Sept. 10, 2014
• Ukrainian leader urges compromise
  By Michael Birnbaum and Daniela Deane
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• Bullet trains tighten China’s grip on hot spot
  By Simon Denyer
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• Israeli military investigating Palestinian deaths
  By Ruth Eglash
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• Palestinian unity effort in jeopardy
  By Terrence McCoy
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• U.S. Muslim leaders denounce militants’ ideology
  By Pamela Constable
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• Mistrust of U.S. by Arab states could be boon to militants
  By Liz Sly
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• Is the clock ticking on watches?
• Business digest: Judge suspends Detroit bankruptcy trial
• Why you have to buy unwanted cable channels

• For the Cabinet, more ‘productive engagement,’ less actual talking
  By Al Kamen and Colby Itkowitz
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• Drug use among pilots found to be rising
  By byJoan Lowy