7 May 2008: Afternoon By The Morning News — 07 May 2008 Medvedev assumes the Russian throne, arrives alone to his swearing ceremony. List of "unenviable policy challenges" awaiting Medvedev. Friedman: Mbeki is second in line for the world's most disgusting leader. Examining the (surely unlikely) appeal of a May-December McCain-Jindal ticket. Stephanopoulos: Look for supers to back Obama today; McGovern switches to Obama, believes he's still friends with the Clintons. I'm the Denzel Washington in Training Day of booking plane tickets online. Rise in oil prices spells good days for India's camel businesses. Exactly what an "infinity aquarium" looks like. Larry Doyle responds to his dog's manufactured memoir. All the artifice behind Niagara Falls, and all its influence. The influence of raw milk: full of healthy probiotics or barn-floor sludge? Your quantum computing crib sheet. (pdf) Eighty percent of Australians live within 80 miles of the sea; 50 percent of the country's houses sit less than 8 miles from a beach. Print for the commute: The must-read on human trafficking, the global sex trade, police corruption.
