Oops, just minor details, I guess

Monica Davey and Steven Yaccino reported for Tuesday's New York Times from  Chicago, the site of the NATO summit and left-wing protests and put the best  spin on the violent clashes that led to 90 arrests over the course of a week:  "Day  of Subdued Protests Follows Night of Clashes in Chicago." The text box: "The  prospect of widespread chaos does not materialize."

Apparently left-wing protests are graded on a curve, as "about 90 arrests"  is considered "an uneventful weekend." And the Times decided it was safe to  mention the Occupy movement's involvement in the protests, after conveniently leaving  them out of its previous reporting on terror threats and violence against  cops in Chicago.