13 July 2007: Afternoon
By The Morning News
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A ruined Zimbabwean economy has cost men their affairs--and caused the only significant drop in HIV in southern Africa.
Details of the current moral and political crackdown in Iran, the most widespread since the 1979 revolution.
Hamas struggling to contain radical Islamist groups in Gaza.
Question of the day: My daughter collects stuffed bears. Will she become a slut?
Since federal approval last year, sales of Plan B have doubled.
Today's long read: The last century belonged to physics, but biology will become our new subject.
Bite it, Darwin: The story of a master prosthetic eye designer.
Examples of star architects designing condominiums.
British barristers allowed to lose the wigs, Dutch women forced to lose the burqas.
In today's feature, Michael Y. Park takes a group of journalists to exciting [exotic locale], where they encounter the terrible [type of Jazz] [type of reptile].
The metal band on a pencil that holds the eraser in place. Thirty-three well-known things you never knew had names.
Op: Punctuation is no place for zero tolerance. (Money, though, can be tossed in the toilet.)
Harry Potter fever continues with magicians' school in India.
In Bangladesh, students break tradition to prevent a 13-year-old classmate's arranged marriage.
Cardboard soaked in industrial chemicals does not a pork replacement make
Video variations on the Dance Dance Revolution formula.
$800 to $900 million are lost each Friday the 13th as a result of people avoiding travel, wedding plans, moving, and so on.
