15 January 2008: Morning
By The Morning News
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U.S. plans to send 3,200 additional Marines to Afghanistan, in hopes of shaming NATO allies into matching troops.
Army seeks "professional celebrity rock music band"; bureaucracy gets to build a tour rider.
From William Henry Harrison's log cabin medal to the George W. Bush piñata: a vast collection of campaign memorabilia. (See images)
"Bleed me white my lord, if my death pleases you!" Middle East newspapers critical of Bush's visit, explain difficult symbolism.
Media reactions to Improv Everywhere's No Pants Subway Ride.
"It was positively, absolutely nothing from these parts." Texans report UFO.
FDA assert the safety of meat, milk from cloned animals; some claim it may be safer than the old, non-cloned kind.
Why actor Luis Guzmán (Boogie Nights) is pitching cheese for Cabot. (Includes video)
Online social networks help manufacturers decide what to make next--thus, Snausages Breakfast Bites.
Bringing popular games--under new names--to your Facebook, and the uncertain future of Scrabulous.
You could be forgiven for not understanding a word of this. An explanation of the Financial Times's new online subscription model.
On the road, in the boardroom with those who check the accuracy of digital maps and those who want to monetize it.
This spring, Portland, Ore., will install "bike boxes" to help protect cyclists riding on city streets.
As I rushed past the entrance to the Manhattan Bridge Sunday afternoon, I glimpsed a white bicycle chained to a signpost at the intersection of Canal and Bowery.
