5 February 2008: Afternoon By The Morning News — 05 Feb 2008 See this morning's headlines for all your voting needs. And may we again urge you to vote. Op: Clinton is running a campaign; Obama is bringing the revival. Op: Since nothing drives hate for Hillary, it is that most sought-after thing: a self-replenishing, perpetual-energy machine. And now for non-election stories: stories of counterinsurgency in Iraq that the press doesn't cover. Wikileak: U.S. rules of engagement for Iraq. List of carrots to lure Palestinian Islamists into peaceful politics. Print for the commute: It is easy to make fun of French foreign policy, but not so easy to think what you would do if you were France. Freelance reporter explains what it's like to work in Pakistan, and what it's like to be kicked out. How much should a potential employer pay to interview you? Impact India may feel if the U.S. economy catches a cold; India relaxes rules on foreign investment. Worldwide marches held yesterday to protest FARC's actions in Colombia, as organized with Facebook. You might be a redneck if... you activate a Harvard student's dorsal mPFC. When prejudice is engaged. For those with millions: Extremely expensive, number-one license up for sale in the UAE. For those who panic: Baby lotion only kind of poisoning your baby, pig brain-related diseases limited to slaughterhouses. Video: Actors say the darndest things.
