1 August 2006
By The Morning News
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Israel to widen ground offensive in Lebanon; does Hezbollah win by losing?
Following up on its own 2003 advice, FDA to push for endorsing the morning-after pill.
Stories of men who hunt hairballs under London.
"Thankless job" for hedge-fund manager with a cacophony in his mouth.
I don't even know who this gentleman, Mr. Steely Dan, is. Owen Wilson responds to charges of plagiarism.
Hitchens: Mel Gibson just may qualify as an anti-Semite.
Preparing for surgery, Castro hands over power to brother Raul.
NATO assumes command of international forces in southern Afghanistan.
Lebanon's "capital of resistance" post-termination.
How to remodel your home without destroying your relationship.
U.K. cinema brews its own Coca-Cola; French beach bans bare tops, thonged bottoms.
Meat now America's No. 2 condiment.
Literary guide to West Texas.
Marketers take note: Russell Simmons says God is sexy.
Strange statues around the world.
Creepy German impersonates Franz Xaver Messerschmidt's famous physiognomic heads.
Pentagon watching closely as more war videos from Iraq and Afghanistan go online.
Politically incorrect alphabet, e.g., abortion, chain gang, Yank.
Thirty-nine years later, police arrest two men for boy's murder.
Forget smoking bananas or drinking nutmeg--now the kids are all about the mothballs.
"Unsuitable" first names and other recent bans in Malaysia.
D.C.'s youth curfew, part of emergency crime bill, pushed up from
midnight to 10 p.m.
Slideshow of shivs.
One hundred and one New York cheap eats ranked.
No. 6 train wins best subway.
Facts and figures about NYC taxis, and several driver profiles.
Hack Harry Potter with Brad Neely's "Wizard People, Dear Reader."
