Front Page Tally: March 23
Tuesday, 23 March 2010 | by Pat's Picks
| Health care reform | 29 |
| Google pulls out of China | 13 |
| Clinton critical of Israel policy | 10 |
| ACORN stopping operation | 7 |
Reactions to and explanations of newly-passed health reform was on every front page this morning, except one; the New York Post concentrated instead on reports that Michael Jackson’s doctor stopped giving him CPR to hide the pill bottles of drugs he’d unethically prescribed. News that Google has officially pulled out of China and pointed its search engine at uncensored information based in Hong Kong made headlines in 13 papers. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s criticism of Israel’s new settlement policy (and assurance that the rift between the two nations is mending) appeared on ten front pages, while reports that community organizing group ACORN is folding after a steady decline appeared on seven.
