29 January 2007: Morning By The Morning News — 29 Jan 2007 Iran to soon open a national bank in Iraq, offer military assistance. Perhaps Cheney's strong signal to Iran isn't getting through? Iran wants more Russian help weakening U.N. resistance. Why do Vladimir Putin's enemies always seem to die? Sunday attack by Iraqi soldiers, backed by U.S. helicopters, killed 250 insurgents suspected of staging massive Najaf assassinations. Notes on the five smallest countries in the world. Sinn Fein backs North Ireland's (British, mostly Protestant) police force; will the Unionists now share power with Sinn Fein? First suicide bomb in Israel since April 2006 kills three. Radio is one of the nation's most reliable communication networks--but what happens when there's no broadcaster to report an emergency? Op: Americans love India, thinking our two great democracies have lots in common; wrong. Thirteen percent of Americans in 2005 lived below the poverty line. IRS ruins contest winner's free trip to space. The dumbest moments in last year's business world. The Seattle Art Museum would like to remind you their sculpture park is not for touching. No one wins in a theoretical game analysis of leaving the toilet seat down. A London apartment for sale that will make even your gray January Monday better.
