2 May 2011: Afternoon
By The Morning News
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Legal question of killing Osama bin Laden isn't exactly cut and dry, though any outcry is unlikely.
Day of military operation was "excruciating," says Obama aide.
Pakistani military shamed by bin Laden's death; chief visited academy next to Osama's hideout last month.
Hitchens: Obama's speech will be worthless if we go on arming and financing the same people who dragged out Osama's hunt.
"Postmodern tourism"--visiting Roswell for the spectacle of American alien fascination.
Notes from a goddess festival in India where up to three million women gather and break down castes.
In Rome, 1.5 million gather for beatification of John Paul II; result was "a Catholic Woodstock."
African countries seek to lure white South African farmers north, in hopes of agricultural gains.
Op: Climate war and environmental activists have made the very act of gardening a political act.
Bill Benzon explains how Road Runner cartoons are an allegory for humanity's failed schemes.
Inside the brainwashing, burger-flipping, academic credit-promising world of Disneyland interns.
Translucent origami to make your paper cranes look like a joke.
Werner Herzog on being shot, his mainstream films, and the pitfalls of self-analysis.
Author self-promotion protrayed in brief history--Woolf goes shopping! Simenon writes in a box!
From 1977, Woody Allen profile of Knick great Earl Monroe, whom he was supposed to interview and did not.
The Internet's most comprehensive examination of the watches worn by Fox Mulder on TV's 'The X-Files'.
