Increasing dependence on corn leaves the U.S. vulnerable to drought-induced price spikes in food and fuel.
'Anonymous' no more: more on the organized online campaign against Scientology.
CAN'T TRUST THAT DAY:
* Huh. Ahmadinejad is the first Iranian president to visit Iraq. (Bonus: pictures.)
* Bush moves to shield telecommunications firms from lawsuits.
* Supreme Court may rethink 'indecent' broadcasts.
* Eight former presidential candidates discuss what they'd be talking about, if they were still in the race today.
* Analysis: questions that need asking about the Democrats' health care plans.
* I'm always amused by B-list celebrities endorsing candidates. Is anyone's opinion really affected when they announce that Russell Simmons has endorsed a candidate?
* Prince Williams County's crackdown on illegal immigrants will cost more than advertised.
* Toys for Tots turns its attention towards literacy.
* New warship made with steel salvaged from the wreckage of the World Trade Center.
* Ew. Snowflakes carry bacteria.
Commune, anyone? "Three families have each created suburban compounds: one with 11 homes, 31 relatives."
Welcome to America, 2008: A protest for more gay romance on a soap opera.
