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Apparently, anything can be mistaken for a bomb these days.
Times publishes photos of sergeant’s death in Baghdad—but neglects to inform his family first.
Scientists convene to produce international report on the factors behind global warming; U.S. Conference of Mayors and the Green Building Council have cities across the country working toward civic eco-friendliness.
In NPR interview, Bush reveals Cheney to be a “half-glass-full” kind of guy.
Excerpts from Bush’s meeting with the Wall Street Journal’s editorial board.
Penguin plans wiki-novel, A Million Penguins.
Tranquilize the kids: The new Harry Potter book hits shelves July 21; control yourself: Potter’s dropped trou.
“It will make the mud tired. We’re killing the mud softly.” Geophysicists try to plug an Indonesian volcano.
TV-viewing doctor calls in suspicious lump on Irish Foreign Minister’s face.
Oh, Guinness, do you really want to be encouraging that?
“Many people did not care for Pat Buchanan’s speech; it probably sounded better in the original German.” And more gems from Molly Ivins.
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