12 June 2001

By The Morning News — 12 Jun 2001

Israel and Palestine are close to agreeing on cease-fire, despite Israel's reservations about Mitchell-plan and Palestine's objections to Israeli ideas.

U.S. continues to reject Kyoto pact, arguing it will solve global warming problem by funding research and letting the market find profits in preservation; Greenpeace begins selling T-shirts.

Despite alleged fluency, Bush mispronounces Spanish Prime Minister's name; claims fluency in Mexican.

Test how your website looks to the color-blind.

Death Row prisoners use websites to beg for their lives.

Slate Magazine begins internal investigation on Jay Forman's monkey-fishing.

Supreme Court rules that police must have warrants to use thermal-imaging and other high-tech tools.

An interesting article on the challenges in computer science to create randomness.