7 February 2008: Morning

White House reopens the torture debate by asserting that waterboarding is legal.

Newly public documents reveal CIA destroyed its interrogation videos at the same time a federal judge sought information about one of the men interrogated.

Breaking down each candidate's cost per delegate--with this kind of spending, it's hard to believe there's a recession.

How do you win California? You get Rob Reiner, is how.

Would it be too much for Americans to have representatives of two "minorities" leading the country? The Clinton-Obama ticket: dream team, or keep dreaming?

Super Tuesday photos: Candids of the candidates; portraits of the voters.

Researchers suggest vaccines could be delivered via tattooing, rather than injection.

From the Novice: "How to Give a Tattoo."

The creator of the artificial heart takes flack for an artificial ad.

If the object is marriage, sex, or companionship, the immediate subject is tennis. From "Sex & Tennis," 1976.

Video: On Soft Focus, Ian Svenonius, formerly of the Nation of Ulysses and the Make-Up, interviews Graham Coxon, formerly of Blur.

It's like a man is in a car and the car is old and the man gets out of the car and rolls the car into the water into a lake. David Lynch on the death of Maharishi.

Reader mail: Replacing "and" with a comma is annoying, unnecessary.

Twenty-five years after it was first released, a remembrance of the video for "Beat It."