8 November 2007: Morning

Musharraf bends to pressure, promises elections in February.

Former Soviet republic Georgia declares state of emergency--the president accused opponents of working with Russian intelligence.

Federal prosecutors will ask to indict Kerik on corruption, fraud charges--Manhattan's Kerik Complex renamed overnight.

Evangelicals are still without a candidate, Pat Robertson picks Giuliani--Islamic terrorists are a bigger nuisance than abortion.

Op: Pro-lifers find no sanctuary from Thompson, who says they want to arrest young girls.

North America, Australia pull popular toy after discovering it converts to a date-rape drug when ingested.

German advent calendar that includes a serial killer (and the Scorpions) proves a big, controversial hit.

Enslaved went from being called "black metal" to being called "Viking metal" to being called "progressive metal," though the members prefer the catch-all term "extreme metal."

In this week's Mp3 Digest, Erik Bryan compares Japancakes cover of Loveless to My Bloody Valentine's lauded original.

Now that others are doing their old material, My Bloody Valentine announces new album for next year. Probably.

Conan O'Brien stalked by priest, who sent threats on parish letterhead.

Reagan Presidential Library relaxes security, loses track of 80,000 mementos.

Welcome to the Corridor of Freedom: Paul Ford's tour of the George W. Bush Presidential Library.

Owner of the Elvis Lives museum sheds its memorabilia, but will never give up on the dream.

"This is not America that I've seen in the movies." Iraqi refugees miserable in Tucson.