3 May 2007: Morning
By The Morning News
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Exactly four years after his "Mission Accomplished" speech, Bush vetoes a war spending bill that would have set an Iraq withdrawal timetable.
The President signed his veto with a pen given to him by the father of a Marine who died in Iraq.
International study shows heart attack death have plunged in the past six years, scientists credit drug, Americans suggest cherry pie.
New York's subway homeless population increases by a third, and officials don't know why.
Some people change their accents to fit in, others do it because they have brain damage.
If global warming has any upside, it would seem to be for gardeners, who... spend $34 billion a year, according to the National Gardening Association.
World War II Japanese American internment camp newspapers published online. (See them here.)
California kung fu teachers spar over the true meaning of martial arts--yes, that would also be the plot of The Karate Kid.
The Onion: "Chris Berman's Nicknames Becoming More Obscure After Taking Night Course in Russian Literature."
Nadal beats Federer in exhibition match on half-grass, half-clay court.
More American cities are pushing for car-free zones.
The One Laptop Per Child program is facing increasing costs, fewer buyers, and competition from major companies.
SeatGuru shows you which seats to pick, by airline and aircraft, for your next flight.
Scientists devise a three-dimensional equation to explain the dissipation of beer foam.
The Da Vinci Code chapel discovered to contain coded musical notation in its stonework.
