Headlines from March 12, 2008

Look, it's going to go on. You're never going to stop prostitution. Fleiss on Spitzer.
Federal prosecutors may charge Spitzer under the Mann Act of 1910, officially known as the White Slave Traffic Act.
Models of Germania, the "grand Fascist city" Hilter hoped Berlin would become after World War II.
An eight-part series on modern self-experimenters, those who plug themselves in and eat a lot of McDonald's.
Wikipedia in a jam: The site doesn't make enough money, even with all the financial scandals.
The modern world's most impolite methods of ending a relationship.
Food, book, and fashion critics compare Britain today to 20 years ago.
English towns fight to hold on to their charming, neighborly post offices.
In today's Tournament of Books match, Lethem battles Carter--and there's still time to hit the betting window, if you haven't already.
The problem with attempting a Grecian subway system is that you're bound to come across a massive grave site filled with ancient treasure.
The future of the energy crisis, from solar power to "franken-fuels."
The Colombian rebel security chief who killed his boss and cut off his hand as proof could receive a $2.5 million reward from the government.
Voters wonder: If Clinton and Obama both claim they're winning (or that the other is losing), who's (more) right?
More than nine in 10 African Americans voted for Obama, while seven in 10 whites backed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
"She never managed a foreign policy crisis." Former member of the Clinton administration rebuts ad; Obama goes after Ferraro.
America's largest labor union organization will devote $53 million to defeating McCain--no matter who gets the other nomination.
Following the resignation of the top U.S. commander in the Middle East, fretting mounts over war with Iran.
The theory of "A Boy Named Sue" and whether other bad names might get you pummeled.
Making the case for consensual incest: German courts consider reconsidering.
One in four teenage girls has an STD; among young black women, it's almost one in two.
How to open your own brothel, with lessons gleaned from the Emperors' Club.
May Pang, John Lennon's one-time concubine and--it turns out--a photographer, delivers evidence of his "Lost Weekend."
SXSW: Laurie Lindeen will be at the Rock Memoirs panel with Andrew Loog Oldham, others.
"Reading your review was like being sprayed with hot shit." Critics recall when those criticized strike back.
Man returns book to library 100 years past due.