Headlines from August 10, 2007
- Factory Records founder Tony Wilson dies, age 57. (obit)
- Sensors reach trapped Utah miners to find oxygen but no carbon dioxide--a bad sign.
- South African president sacks deputy minister of health, major voice against AIDS denial.
- Lance Armstrong's cycling team disbands over the fact that everyone and their uncle is doping.
- "All I can say is keep those contributions coming, and you'll have the president you want." Kucinich leaves the Democratic gay rights debate happy.
- Cindy Sheehan announces House run against Pelosi.
- TSA proposes new airline screening plan, with passenger data to be stored from seven days to 99 years.
- Hearts will be broken if it turns out heartburn pills cause heart attacks.
- Forget tea, even whiskey: India is all about the wine.
- Southern Baptist Convention raises one perfectly plucked eyebrow at seminary's plan to offer homemaking degrees.
- (The set of) Rome is burning.
- In today's feature, Nicole Pasulka learns to tattoo--photographic evidence is included.
- The BBC ventures into user-generated content, and the result is a cat lady's fever dream. (There's more.)
- And the objection to super-luxury outdoor concert-going would be?
- The Nancy comics that never were.