I think the Morning Briefing segment needs to be revisited. For some time now, there has been a tendency to simply list stories that had been posted for one or more days already. There is also a tendency to miss the biggest stories of the day, such as the bombing in Great Britain this morning, while focusing on the number of cardinals and other items of ecclesiastical trivia. Finally, the Morning Briefing International seems to be little more than a collage of headlines a fifth grader could have slapped together the night before an assignment was due. Think about it.