“Nomination Reopens Debate on Disclosure”: This article will appear Monday in The New York Times.

“Judge Roberts’s Record”: Monday’s edition of The Washington Post will contain this editorial.

“Debate stirs over grilling of Roberts”: This article appears today in The Denver Post, along with an article headlined “Tantalized by glimpses of justice.”

In Monday’s issue of The Christian Science Monitor: The newspaper will contain an article headlined “Roberts blends low-key style, high ambition.”

And the newspaper will also contain an item headlined “Edward M. Kennedy, Wade Henderson; Downplaying abortion: Why Roberts critics are focusing on the Constitution’s commerce clause.”

“Supreme Court debate finds an outlet on the Internet; Blogs, Web sites and electronic petitions allow public access to a traditionally private political process”: This article appears today in The Buffalo News.

The Sacramento Bee is reporting: Today’s newspaper contains articles headlined “Court nominee has long shunned limelight” and “Feinstein could sway Roberts vote; Centrist Democrat a key player on the Senate Judiciary Committee.”

“It won’t take long to see how Roberts will lean if he wins Supreme Court confirmation”: Michael McGough has this article today in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Philadelphia Phillies 5, San Diego Padres 1: My son and I were back at the ballpark today to see the Phillies sweep the series against the Padres. Wraps and the box score can be accessed here.

“Man Of The Hour: John G. Roberts confounds liberals and reassures conservatives; Wanna fight?” This article will appear in the August 1, 2005 issue of U.S. News & World Report.

And the magazine will also contain an article headlined “The President’s Shrewd Surprise.”

“Judging Roberts: He’s conservative, but apolitical; confident, not cocky; Inside a deliberate mind.” Evan Thomas and Stuart Taylor Jr. will have this cover story in the August 1, 2005 issue of Newsweek.

And the magazine will also contain an article by Howard Fineman and Debra Rosenberg headlined “Threading the Needle — The Democrats’ dilemma: Fight now, or save their fire for the next round?”

“Interest groups gear up for Roberts hearings; Judge takes back seat as lobbies on both sides of political aisle mobilize”: This article appears today in The Dallas Morning News, along with an article headlined “Like father, like son? Not on court picks.”

“John Roberts’ rule: Reach for the top; Intellect, discipline, savvy have served nominee since youth.” The Chicago Tribune contains this article today.

“Politics and justice for all”: This article about the U.S. Supreme Court confirmation process appears today in The Washington Times.

“John G. Roberts Jr.: Code Words to Confirmation; In the debate about the next Supreme Court justice, both sides are speaking in code. But there’s no consensus about what the words actually mean.” This article appears today in The St. Petersburg Times.

And columnist Robyn E. Blumner has an op-ed entitled “Roberts’ rules put U.S. at risk.”

In today’s edition of The New York Times: In the Week in Review section, Linda Greenhouse has an article headlined “In the Confirmation Dance, the Past but Rarely the Prologue.” And Adam Nagourney has an article headlined “Onstage: Judge’s Past, Politicians’ Future.”

Also today, columnist Frank Rich has an op-ed entitled “Eight Days in July.”

“Few Have Felt Beat of Roberts’s Political Heart”: This front page article appears today in The Washington Post.

And that newspaper today also contains an article by Charles Lane headlined “Nominee Excelled as an Advocate Before Court; Roberts Is Noted For His Preparation And Persuasiveness.”