18 February 2010: Morning By The Morning News — 18 Feb 2010 Haitian judge releases eight U.S. missionaries; two are still being held for further questioning. Living in a Riyadh ghost town, the sprawling, opulent--and empty--Diplomatic Quarter; some photos of the DQ. Angela Merkel moves to buy stolen Swiss data. As the U.S. Mint rolls out a Millard Fillmore coin, Buffalo and Moravia, N.Y., stake their claims to the president who symbolized mediocrity. For this month's Of Recent Note, tell us: Who is your favorite President of the United States? "I don't even know that I have a career or have ever had one." The profile of Tucker Carlson that will make you actually like the guy. King Tut's official cause of death: malaria. A 3D map shows how your memory works. The Plastic Ono Band reforms (with many special guests) for Yoko Ono's birthday this week. John Lydon struggles with his decision not to perform with Pink Floyd, worried he would appear "pretentious." Folk covers of the Talking Heads. First known video of the Malaysian clouded leopard captured. California cargo traffic on the rise.
