Wednesday Links For Thee

You ever just feel like grabbing the talking heads around the neck and screaming, "No, torture is not okay, not now, not ever!" Yeah, me too.

Organization airs commercials promoting medicinal marijuana

Pupils on school buses can now be tracked by parents thanks to GPS tickets

North and South Korea talks last only 22 minutes

Thousands Flee Final Tamil Tiger Battle Zone

NYT: In Adopting Harsh Tactics, No Inquiry Into Their Past Use
The program began with Central Intelligence Agency leaders in the grip of an alluring idea: They could get tough in terrorist interrogations without risking legal trouble by adopting a set of methods used on Americans during military training. How could that be torture?

Report: Poor Latinos face abuse, racial profiling in South

NAZI TOURS IN MUNICH- 'Turn Left at Gestapo Headquarters'

Taliban Tighten Their Grip on Pakistan's Northwest

In Rare Cases, Stray Tools Found In Surgery Patients

CS Monitor: Top court clips police authority to search cars
Ending a decades-long trend favoring law enforcement, the US Supreme Court has moved to restrict the ability of police to conduct open-ended searches of automobiles during traffic stops.