1 June 2007: Afternoon
- Fighting renews in Lebanon as tanks move in on a refugee camp housing Islamic militants.
- Video of kidnapped--and healthy-looking--BBC reporter surfaces online.
- His wife, Allyson, had joked that they should name their newborn "Exit Strategy." Bush's top aide resigns to spend more time with the family.
- Dr. Kevorkian is released from prison, reminding victim-patients’ families of their grief-gratitude.
- New Hampshire becomes the first state to legalize civil unions without threat of a court order.
- When airlines are ranked from most to least miserable, Detroit loses and Oakland wins.
- Airline executives worry that green passengers are losing their inclination to pop overseas.
- Havana AP bureau chief starts her month on Cuban meal rations.
- Today's long read: Günter Grass on how he spent the war.
- Eric Feezell helps a reader outsmart Adam Smith in today’s "Non-Expert."
- In terms of commenting whether they're accurate, obviously we wouldn't be commenting on that. Architecture firm posts U.S. Embassy Baghdad floor plans online.
- Policy wonks rejoice as debate roils over the confidentiality of Secret Service visitor logs.
- Is Fred Thompson too lazy to be our President?
- In today's Video Digest, Sarah Hepola reminds us why YouTube is King.
- Dali on Shirley Temple as "The Youngest, Most Sacred Monster of the Cinema in Her Time."
- Psychics and spirits make the best real estate advisers.