11 April 2007: Morning
By The Morning News
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Militants and residents fight Iraqi Army and Americans in longest sustained battle since Baghdad's new security plan.
Red Cross: Life is getting worse for all Iraqis; Oxford Research Group: The war in Iraq supports terrorism.
Four-star generals spurn Bush's offer to become "war czar."
Detailed living conditions in Amnesty International's report on conditions at Guantánamo.
Not so far off: U.S. counter-counterterrorism unit successfully destroys Washington Monument.
Details on the unprecedented India-U.S. nuclear pact you weren't aware existed.
Holocaust Museum and Google Earth map genocide in Darfur.
NBC hates YouTube much to Lorne Michaels's dismay, who wishes kids in Pakistan would put their dicks in boxes.
Video: Game show host David Letterman.
Collection of Imus's other racist comments.
China's art market: capitalistic, invasive, leading the replica market, visiting Saatchi's Mandarin website four million times a day.
Norway goes on a crime (book) spree during Easter, despite having the same number of homicides as Omaha.
Oregon timber counties face budget holes, force police to compete with libraries for public dollars.
Given today's monthly costs, it may be home-owners who are throwing their money away.
Op: Even rocket scientists can't get their units squared, or, why metrics don't scratch my inch.
Examples of the "dumbest, funniest, most peculiar" pieces of advice found in self-help books.
Reviewer casing Didion's career in a single book finds courage, wisdom, California.
