15 December 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 15 Dec 2010 Inquiry says Kosovo's prime minister runs weapons, drugs, and organs smuggling group. Hitchens: Kissinger is "that rare and foul beast, a man whose record shows sympathy for communism and fascism." I had never before encountered such a union of intrigue and idealism. Wieseltier remembers Holbrooke. Nobel scandal shamed Marie Curie and ruined her love affair; Einstein advised quitting gossip. Summary of this year's 10 big news stories in Africa. Lack of cash for college athletes reconsidered after father tried to shop his (now Heisman-winning) son. You guys in AZ are life savers. Arizona provided execution drug when California needed to kill its first person in five years. Richard Owen was a renowned biologist until he fell out with Darwin and found success overshadowed. Erasing bad memories may best be done by piggybacking on "the brain's natural 'uninstall' routines." Hey, I realize I never asked, what are your pronouns? Etiquette when you don't know if someone's a boy or a girl. Seventy-seven percent of Americans approve repealing "don't ask, don't tell." Announcement: Judging position open for 2011 Tournament of Books. Ten most powerful tweets of 2010, from Twitter's "Year in Review." Best kitchen-items gift list we've seen; 60 Tumblr blogs.