22 February 2008: Morning

Targeting Kurdish rebels, Turkish troops enter northern Iraq, promise to return home "in the shortest time possible."

Behind-the-scenes on "The McCain Article" in the Times; reporters are ready to field your flak.

Election committee informs McCain he can't withdraw from the public financing system he helped create.

"We didn't raise all of this money to keep paying consultants who have pursued basically the wrong strategy for a year now." Clinton supporters question their candidate's spending.

In Belgrade, demonstrations over Kosovo's independence turn violent as protesters attack, set fire to the U.S. embassy.

From allegations the firm failed to protect employees sexually assaulted by co-workers to findings that it charged $45 per can of soda... How war contractors in Iraq became profiteers.

The world of art thievery, as told by a former dealer.

Celebrities, 700 patrons require Hepatitis A vaccines after exposure in a West Village bar.

Stray cockroach in Turkmenistan gets 30 people fired.

Bob Geldof, Bush travel Africa, draw crowds, goodwill.

Monochromatic New Yorkers: The girl who only wore turquoise switched to gray; we thought it was teal.

Video: On Soft Focus, Ian Svenonius interviews Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie.

British parents rank their own childhood bedtime stories far above Harry Potter.

Celebrity World War I draft cards, from Al Capone to Duncan Hines.