Morning No: No Addictionsby: Natasha ChartMon Mar 29, 2010 at 07:06 |
| - Two Chechen suicide bombers are believed responsible for a Moscow subway attack that killed at least 35.
- Influential members of UK foreign policy circles are beginning to think that the US-UK 'special relationship' may have outlived its use. Why they couldn't figure this out before the latest Iraq war, who knows. - High calorie junk food can be as addictive as cocaine or cigarettes. - Over 1,100 communities have asked to be part of Google's beta broadband trial. - Things you should know about the deficit. - Raids were conducted yesterday on the members of a Christian-oriented militia group, seven people have been arrested. - ACORN is gone, and yes, it really mattered. - Gloria Feldt talks about a lifetime of fighting to see that women's lives are valued. - A bomb in Athens, Greece killed a 15 year old bystander, the latest in a series of bombings and other violent incidents, including riots, in the economically distressed country. - Peak oil is back for discussion, though well out of the spotlight, for now. - Avedon wonders if the healthcare fight was a faked as a WWF match. What a totally bizarre notion.
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