Bin Laden Reading Guide: How to Cut Through the Coverage  | Tue
May. 3, 2011 2:49 PM GMT  Elsewhere in Mother Jones, David Corn
analyzes the political gamble Obama took in authorizing the
attack, Dave Gilson breaks down the numbers behind the most
expensive manhunt in history, and Josh Harkinson rounds up ten
ways the right is spinning bin Laden's death. Adam Weinstein
reports on the reactions of bin Laden's supporters as well as
active-duty soldiers, Stephanie Mencimer checks in on the tea
party, and Mike Mechanic pulls together a slideshow of major
daily front pages.  Pete Marovich/ZumaPete Marovich/ZumaThis
post first appeared on the ProPublica website.  The death of
Osama bin Laden has sent news organizations scrambling for
details on how it happened, where it happened, and what it all
means. We've rounded up some of the best coverage, being careful
to note what's been said, what's already being disputed, and
what still remains to be seen.  How they found the most wanted
man in the world:  The New York Ti