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Miss Run Amok

The New York Times' own story on Judith Miller's absurd melodrama confirms that the episode, far from rehabilitating the paper after Howell Raines-era debacles, has deepened the paper's slide into self-important nonsense. The episode is a monument to nothingness: it revolves around a story not written, about a crime not committed, involving no source needing protection. It is no wonder Miller's colleagues felt like booing her after she returned to the newsroom.Â

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