How well do you know the news of the week?
Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel
Libya’s Colonel Muammar Qaddafi
French singer Johnny Hallyday
France’s First Lady Carla Bruni
Speculation that Yukio Edano, Japan's chief government spokesman, was lying
Demands that Yukio Edano, Japan's chief government spokesman, resign
Encouragement that Yukio Edano, Japan's chief government spokesman, take a nap
Comparisons between Yukio Edano, Japan's chief government spokesman, and the Roman Emperor Nero
Top Dog
Nate Dogg
Snoop Dogg
Bow Wow
Duke
Kansas
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Japan’s Prime Minister Naoto Kan; Japan’s Emperor Akihito; Gregory Jaczko, chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission; a message on television screens on Beijing's subway cars
Akihito; Kan; Jaczko; Beijing subways
Beijing subways; Jaczko; Akihito; Kan
Jaczko; Kan; Akihito; Beijing subways
The working title of Michelle Obama’s book, to be published in April 2012
A glossy women’s magazine launched this week by al Qaeda
A reality show that debuted this week about men competing for the love of a fortune-teller
The name of a Wiccan clothing store that opened in Greenwich Village on Monday
A no-fly zone in Libya
Collective-bargaining limitations in Wisconsin
Federal funding of relief efforts in Japan
Federal funding of NPR
“It would be an honor to continue to serve the President.”
“I’m focussed on Libya and Japan right now, not 2012.”
“No, but I would consider another position in the cabinet.”
“No.”
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Yes.
It is by America’s recommendations but not by Japan’s.
It is by Japan’s recommendations but not by America’s.
No.
Silvio Berlusconi; Michele Bachmann; Barack Obama; Nancy Pelosi
Michele Bachmann; Silvio Berlusconi; Nancy Pelosi; Barack Obama
Silvio Berlusconi; Nancy Pelosi; Barack Obama; Michele Bachmann
Silvio Berlusconi; Michele Bachmann; Nancy Pelosi; Barack Obama
John Seabrook
Elizabeth Kolbert
Jon Lee Anderson
Hilton Als