1 April 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: just fooling around
Fallujah killings, mutilations by civilians show --graphically --that violence in Iraq is not simply the work of foreigners, Islamic militants, as claimed before. Today: Military convoy attacked.
Disturbing images: Photos, video of the Fallujah burnings echo Mogadishu.
51 Mexicans on death row in the U.S. have been denied consular assistance.
Candace Parker becomes first woman to win High School All-American Slam Dunk contest.
A timeline of Albany's 20 straight late budgets.
'The threats and problems of today and the day after, not the world of yesterday' Insight into a vast refocusing before and after: Condoleezza Rice's scheduled speech on Sept. 11, 2001, on missile defense, not terrorism.
Whether you missed it or not, recycling is back in New York City, and there's a good chance you hadn't noticed.
Reshuffling in the French Cabinet has everybody working everybody else's jobs.
Pentagon staff member visits Starbucks near Rumsfeld's house, leaves behind notes regarding Clarke stance.
The response to 'Dr. Livingstone, I presume?' and other first-person historical accounts.
GOP wants rail service in New York to stop when Bush accepts party nomination at Madison Square Garden.
New technology: Beaming messages to your fellow soldier or, say, a shopper browsing some lunch meat.
Despite the posturing, W. is no true cowboy, and it's a proven fact.
A two-foot-long stuffed coelacanth and other priceless items in the U.N. art collection.
Recipe for icebox rolls in April issue of Southern Living deemed unsafe, magazine offers a corrected, less flammable version.
Always a favorite in the lab, the rat has its genome successfully mapped.
The Museum of Hoaxes April Fool's Day gallery. [via things]
The Yankee, the backwoodsman, and the minstrel no more: Finding new characters for Constance Rourke's classic American archetypes.
