29 November 2006: Evening By The Morning News — 29 Nov 2006 These two rascals just finished hitchhiking the 50 capitals in 50 days. First Larsen and now Ross: The ice shelves are collapsing. And: With the glacial melting comes ancient flu viruses that could wipe us all out. Dr. Seuss is--or at least was--concerned about malaria. Immigrant households are linguistically isolated, although not necessarily by choice. Mongolian Central Intelligence Agency holds hijacking training on plane, forgets to tell passengers--or so they would have you believe. Awful: Boy eaten by herd of pigs, owner charged with criminal negligence. John Russo--a past victim of identity theft--said he was going for pancakes, "not buying the Hope diamond." You want pancakes? You got I.D.? Study of welfare programs shows some are actually effective. Colorado Rep. Tom Tancredo's spokesperson has a mouth to match his boss, and Jeb Bush's feelings are hurt. How the Nazis celebrated Christmas.
