20 June 2007: Morning
By The Morning News
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Israel allows 140 Russians to leave Gaza, remains tight-lipped on fates of Palestinians who also want to flee.
Questions and answers about the Palestinian territories' two governments.
Unlike East Germany's government, Hamas has been democratically elected. Why the West Bank is not like West Berlin.
Palestinians in Gaza: vulnerable, afraid, shamed by infighting.
We reject attempts to divide Palestine into two parts and to pass Hamas off as an extreme and dangerous force.
Recent civilian casualties, particularly children in Afghanistan, have many accusing U.S. of causing unnecessary deaths.
Obama says his campaign made a "dumb mistake" in slandering Hillary for being friendly with Indians.
New York mayor Mike Bloomberg leaves the Republican party.
Vatican issues "Drivers' Ten Commandments," urging drivers to use moral sense and pray behind the wheel.
Increased levels of "tattoo regret" lead to more tattoo-removal business.
Smithsonian regrets chief's legacy: 10 weeks of vacation per year, earning millions on the side.
Committee that recommended Rushdie for knighthood never discussed any political ramifications.
Charles Saatchi buys young art student's entire show; 14-year-old to conduct his own ballet at Moscow's New Opera.
Partial list of loot reaped from Sopranos prop auction.
Man in wheelchair commits armed robbery with fake leg, makes off with cash and beer.
Video of the first manta ray born in captivity.
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