23 May 2008: Morning By The Morning News — 23 May 2008 Nearly three weeks after the cyclone, Burma agrees to let in "all aid workers." Op: As McCain's career has shown, sometimes the narrative is far more powerful than mere facts. A look back at the myth and contradiction of John McCain. Also: Questions on his mental health and fitness. Automatically generate your Freedom of Information Act request letter. Top Canadian official involved in leaking duplicitous Obama campaign memo is expected to resign. A Canadian hairdresser who found a fly in his "supposedly pure drinking water" loses his lawsuit for emotional damages. Citing the internet age, Portuguese parliament votes to change national language to reflect more dominant Brazilian dialect. Pen reviews written with the pen in question. Giant round of "peace cheese" cements Turkey and Armenia's reconciliation. Five years later, a "Star Wars kid" retrospective. New York City is 17 square miles smaller than we thought. Weary fans write open letters to George Lucas, hoping to impart some "Jedi managerial advice."
