13 June 2007: Morning
By The Morning News
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Iraq shrine attacked in a repeat of a 2006 bombing that many say sparked a wave of sectarian violence.
Bush stops by Capitol Hill to press palms with senators, demo his new immigration bill that includes this handy-dandy crevice tool.
"If somebody on Guam wanted to meet Carmen Electra, there are a lot cheaper ways than backing a film in which she had a three-minute part."
The private editor: Iraq's political limitations raise difficult questions for the United States. vs. Iraq's political limitations raise difficult questions for the American project here.
A weird, emotional day in court for the judge who's suing his dry cleaners for $65 million after they lost his pants.
Firms sprout to heal individuals', corporations' reputations online.
After a BBC program says an anti-aging serum may actually work, sales of the product jumped 2,000 percent.
Eight Afghan police dead in three-hour, friendly-fire battle with U.S. troops.
This scenic Swedish town of 60,000 people... last year took in twice as many Iraqi refugees as the entire United States.
Brooklyn man emerges unscathed after a flatbed container falls off a truck on the BQE, crushing his Pontiac.
Emails show TB patient received little support from father, future father-in-law.
Feds say assistance to cancer-stricken nuclear workers won't go on the fast track; no word if tumors will agree to that timeframe.
Take the Pliny Challenge: The first two readers who spot today's fake Pliny quote win a copy of Anthony Doerr's new memoir.
