29 April 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 29 Apr 2010 Iowa G.O.P. hopeful calls for tracking illegal immigrants with microchip implants. The movement to boycott AriZona Tea is futile--the drink is brewed in Long Island. At "Vending Spree," TMN's Matthew Baldwin will consume and review every item in his office's vending machine. Estonian pharmacy sells centuries-old anti-aphrodisiac with a secret ingredient: almond powder. In her exploration of the veracity of pregnancy old wives' tales, a writer finds most are incorrect. Authorities suspect the Taliban is behind the sudden sickness of 88 female students. Iran tries to enforce women's dress code by threatening arrest for suntanning. New athletic invention gauges sweat to make hydration and training suggestions. An amateur model is a modern-day Mata Hari, an effective Kremlin secret agent. A new book refutes the Baconians and discerns how Shakespeare the poet became separate from Shakespeare the businessman. An inquiry into the "Sunday effect," and whether religion makes people behave nicer.
