28 June 2010: Morning
By The Morning News
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Politico and Time Inc. suggest Rolling Stone was to blame for their theft of its McChrystal story.
When Rolling Stone can topple a general, we know Afghanistan is today's Vietnam.
See also: From Taylor to
McChrystal, American history is filled with wayward generals.
Stalin taken down in his hometown.
Pentagon considering changing PSYOP to MISO--and disappointing some psy-oppers.
Op: Israel needs a five-state solution: Hamastan, Fatahland, Palestine, Haredia, and Israel.
Comedian and his "Best Party" win Reykjavik's elections; watching The Wire now required of legislators.
Sign of a true Jamaican bad man: he dresses however he wants to dress.
Onion growers forever struggled with how to market their Vidalias to kids--until they met Shrek.
Benefits of Tourette's Syndrome considered in light of John Updike and U.S. keeper Tim Howard.
Touching hard surfaces makes people more obstinate, and vice versa.
Ten years after sequencing, scientists see huge benefits in the human genome, but the revolution is only just beginning.
Call for an open-source effort to track where products come from (and, voila: sourcemap).
Profile of a Gucci web developer by day, nuclear scientist by night.
Video: Comedian makes swearing paleontological tirade.
Pat Metheny on Kenny G: "Out-of-tune, noodling, wimped-out, fucked-up playing."
Brahms performed on vuvuzela.
