10 November 2006
By The Morning News
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Ann Coulter alleged to have voted in the wrong Palm Beach precinct to avoid acknowledging her address.
Tungsten addicts--as in, everyone--should hope China never stops exporting.
Libel tourism: When wealthy foreigners sue American writers and publishers in England.
Your favorite Flak Magazine, now available as Flak radio.
It's very bad news when robots think human flesh tastes like bacon.
NASA says to Mars Global Surveyor, phone home!
Google correctly diagnoses disease 58 percent of the time.
Nebraska cops arrest wrong girl, but you do have to admit they look pretty similar.
Video: Dangerous Chinese fish can leap eight feet out of water.
Veteran 60 Minutes reporter Ed Bradley dead at 65 from leukemia (see highlight reel).
Ed Bradley deserves the worst obit opening line penned in recent memory?
British intelligence says it knows of 30 current terror plots.
Pleasure cruise probably doesn't explain why an empty North Korean cargo ship was heading to Iran.
Evidence mounts that Sudan is remobilizing Arab militias against people in Darfur.
Congress now rests in Democrats' hands.
And John Bolton's chances for staying on as U.N. ambassador died as soon as the Dems put down the bubbly.
Voters knowingly chose dead candidate over Republican incumbent.
Topics for Democrats: our bungled election system, or tracking down the missing $9b in Iraq.
David Byrne on the bully-and-greed culture that's been taught to us by Bush and Cheney.
For $34m, Citigroup buys naming rights to Boston's Wang Center (where the ballet wasn't all that good anyway).
Slideshow of Boston artist Rosamond Purcell's repurposing.
Sarah Hepola in today's Digest on the best (of Brad Pitt) in this week's web videos.
The guide to bidding at a New York auction house.
Op: Forget worrying about "access to art"--you can take meat to a museum, but can you make it think?
Two of Borat's frat friends--John Doe 1, John Doe 2--sue after seeing themselves plastered on the big screen.
How to talk to a climate skeptic.
Australia proposes showering with hollow water, Japan proposes shopping with bras.
Indian city uses eunuchs--who refuse to leave until they've got their money--to collect taxes.
"Misogamy" doesn't mean what "Doctor Jon" thinks it means at his sexy-nurse restaurant.
Landscapers become "accidental crusaders for Christ" after refusing to work with gays.
Tired of shooting a bird, then seasoning it, then cooking it? Cut out the middle man!
To some young Marines in Iraq, the response to Rumsfeld's resignation is, "Who's Rumsfeld?"
Songs to help you celebrate Rumsfeld's resignation, so get dancing.
Growing up in Thomas Hardy's birthplace isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Fifteen-episode "the making of" podcast to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Pet Sounds.
Clearance sale on Scott Rench's "computers and clay" ceramics (see how he works).
Pumice raft party this weekend! (Photos!)
Photographs of products that have expired.
