25 July 2007: Afternoon
By The Morning News
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Taliban kills one Korean hostage, releases an unknown number, and continues to hold the rest.
Civil contractors working in Iraq find that "workers comp" doesn't quite cut it for battle wounds.
Chinese, Mexican, and Wheaton, MD worlds collide in "the largest single drug cash seizure the world has ever seen."
Indian lawmakers elect the country's first female president, though some worry they picked the wrong one.
Dear flyers: Please stop taping your cheese together. It creeps out the TSA.
New German airline plans to offer long-haul flights catered to rich smokers.
"The whole place is Nazi ideology hewn into stone." Nazi finishing school, army barracks to become museum.
Superficial better than visceral when it comes to a belly pooch.
Four out of five cosmetic surgery patients report they've been influenced by extreme makeover reality TV.
The New York Times is in trouble for homophobic slurs in the workplace, the BBC, for rigging phone-in competitions.
When Team Astana withdraws over doping, Tour de France fans remember why they don't care.
In today's feature, Rosecrans Baldwin learns that in France, beef isn't sleep and that ID is most certainly required.
I like hummus, you like hummus, can't we all just get along?
Michael Moore would be proud as American students return after six years free medical school in Cuba.
No referee or umpire has ever been indicted for fixing games in the four major American professional leagues. Yet.
