"Not Guilty": The plea of Dr. George Tiller's alleged killer.

"That's him": Sworn testimony of an eyewitness to the murder of Dr. George Tiller, regarding Tiller's alleged killer.

Fighting Over Islam: Over 400 killed in ongoing Nigerian bloodbath.

Ouch: ABC News frames the South Park murders as the result of King County's failure to jail a dangerous criminal.

Top-Selling iPhone App: Sex-offender locator!

Most Amazing Candy Ever Sickens Little Girl: 4-year-old falls ill after eating Skittles mixed with Oxycontin.

But Does Arsenic Give Me This Sexy Yammy Skin Tone?: Tanning beds declared to be as deadly as arsenic.

One for the Goddamn Record Books: Will today be Seattle's hottest day ever?

And finally, on this day in 1968, Gram Parsons quit the Byrds on the eve of a South African tour, unwilling to play to that country's racially segregated audiences. Maybe drugs and solo ambitions had something to do with it, too, but whatever the case, it freed him up for the Flying Burrito Brothers and solo work. Here's Parson's "Return of the Grievous Angel," sung with Emmylou Harris, and so gorgeous it more than makes up for the folksy slide-show video. (Also, listening to this song while watching the weird folksy video and eating a popsicle will make you feel 40 times better. Repeat as necessary throughout this freakishly hot day.)