29 June 2007: Morning By The Morning News — 29 Jun 2007 Police disable car bomb found in central London; incident bore all the "hallmarks" of a failed suicide bomb attempt. Egyptian billionaire suspected of spying for Israel found dead--where else, if a spy--in London. Supreme Court bans use of students' race to maintain public schools' integration. Swinger Kennedy joins liberal judges to block execution of schizophrenic Texas inmate. Op: Let us now praise the Brown decision. Let us now bury the Brown decision. If HIV-AIDS were the leading cause of death of white women between the ages of 25 and 34 there would be an outraged outcry in this country. Bush admits defeat on failed immigration plan. White House and Pentagon tutored by the Algerian war for independence. Chicago's O'Hare airport missing 3,807 security badges. Ways to avoid fees in switching carriers before you get your iPhone; Steve Wozniak is waiting in line right now for his. Responds to touch from multiple fingers at once. iPhone vs. Paris Hilton. Only a few days remain before TMN stops trying to give you a new iPod. In other technology news, ATMs celebrate their 40th birthday. New Sealy mattress recreates feeling of falling asleep on bus. Today's long read: Tales of truths and lies, and whether brain scans can tell the difference. Tales of Mitt Romney strapping his dog to the top of his car. Video survey of Ratatouille's Brad Bird's auteurism; Video of how to make a peach pie, or stuff boudin blanc. The mystery of who updated the dead wrestler's Wikipedia page only hours before the police found his dead wife and son. Caravan of 62 women from Madrid agree: Spain's isolated farmers deserve dates. The web TV series Clark and Michael. Also: Videos of dancing police officers.
