13 December 2007: Morning
By The Morning News
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House, Senate Democrats blame each other for caving to Republicans.
The Clintons have a new pitch: Remember how great the '90s were?
He often jokes about the electoral chances of a 5-foot-7-inch Jewish divorcé. But if the other candidates stumble, Bloomberg might run.
The female spine is designed for a topple-free pregnancy.
After relaxing population controls, China announces a new baby boom, beginning early next year, and lasting for more than a decade.
California investigators discover children's jewelry with lead count 600 times the state's legal limit.
Milk in a number of U.S. super-retailers mislabeled as organic--though likely not mis-priced.
TMN's Eric Feezell can tell the difference between organic and non-organic cows.
Terry Pratchett diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's; "I am not dead," reads his statement.
The explanation (magnetic fields, charged particles) behind the northern lights phenomenon, other people's photos here.
The largely unheard voice of American atheists.
Posing as Iceland's president, teenager calls White House, schedules a call with Bush for the following week.
Dunkin' Donuts employee fought off thief because he didn't want to look like a wimp on the security video.
Ike Turner dies, age 76; video:""River Deep - Mountain High."
