Posted AT 4:18 AM EDT on 08/04/08
China's angry, uncertain reaction
BEIJING — With foreign protests spiralling out of control, Beijing is wavering between old-style censorship and florid displays of anger as it struggles for a response to the biggest crisis to hit its Olympic showcase so far.
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