12 February 2002 By The Morning News — 12 Feb 2002 White House works to defeat campaign finance reform bill. With allegations of mistaken killings and suspects at large, U.S. war becomes unclear. Bush calls Iran terror-spoke in public, sends friendly signals behind doors. Milosevic goes on trial; public opinion between Ebola, Hitler. Hitler allowed people to smoke around him while the Third Reich collapsed, says secretary. Videos of snowboarding Gold Medal-er Ross Powers. Slate's Michael Kinsley retires. A profile of the first queen of etiquette, Emily Post. Teachers warn Sippey cups may ruin articulation in toddlers. [wsj: subscription req.] The technology behind the RFID tag, tracking device that may be installed in the Euro. Behind Ghoul, a band which rules completely. The Institute for Applied Autonomy tracks surveillance cameras, sends painting robots to the streets. [via artkrush]
