24 July 2008: Morning
By The Morning News
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Months after McCain, Obama visits the same rocket-destroyed house in Israel, enjoys their support.
No reporters left behind: McCain camp appreciative for those not traveling with Obama.
McCain makes historic "FIRST!" visit to the internet.
American voters may be uninformed, but they're consistent--and that's why their candidates love them.
"That giant of a nation is like a Cyclops, with but one eye, that can focus only on one problem at a time." Providence P.D. fights terror, funding threats.
"Free speech zones" set up in Beijing, protesters should expect food, drink, arrest on departure.
Gun-hating family thrilled for son on Olympic shooting team; Lebanese Olympian has difficulty acquiring shotgun.
China hangs its Olympic basketball dreams on the very tall hook of Yao Ming.
"Don't ask about personal experience." China issues list of things locals should not ask tourists.
French factory finally meets clean-air guidelines, profits more from selling carbon credits than manufacturing.
Beirut's terrorist-themed restaurant may be tasteless, but is it worse than a hospital- or jail-themed eatery?
"It's been like Coca-Cola." After some image problems, Blackwater decides to quit the mercenary business.
The most controversial library books in America--Huckleberry Finn is still racist.
