4 ways that Apple's iPhone 5 might disappoint customers

APPLE'S IPHONE 4 ways that Apple's iPhone 5 might disappoint customers The most anticipated gadget of the year makes its long-awaited debut Wednesday morning. And it'll have to be awfully good to live up to all the hype REMEMBERING 9/11 Why the 9/11 museum still isn't open: A guide Political squabbles have long delayed the opening of the museum. But on the 11th anniversary of the attacks, lawmakers finally offered a glimmer of hope the romney campaign Has the tide turned against Team Romney? President Obama is on something of a roll, and Mitt Romney is facing down panicked Republicans. Is it time for a shake-up in Boston? AMERICA'S EDUCATION CHALLENGE Why Chicago teachers are striking: A guide A union battle in the Windy City has exploded onto the national stage, with implications for the future of organized labor and the presidential race HEALTH CARE REFORM Bill Frist: How do you want to die? It's a fraught question, but unless we move beyond caricatured "death panels" and deal with grim realities thoughtfully and responsibly, we're all in trouble Arts+Life A Joe Paterno movie starring Al Pacino: Too soon? Penn State alums and victims advocates are enraged over reports that the Oscar-winner may star in a movie that delves into the school's terrible pedophilia scandal FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE What it felt like to be in the World Trade Center on 9/11 A frightening first-person account from a survivor who was on the 77th floor when the planes hit SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Report: Bush ignored many al-Qaida warnings NEWSER Jupiter hit with massive asteroid BUZZFEED 26 very real consequences of the DADT repeal TECCA Weird new restaurant trend: Inhaled food SALON Al-Qaida rising in Africa         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.