10 November 2005

New York's currently: wondering when these puddles are going to freeze

Fifty-seven killed, over 100 wounded in Jordan hotel bombing--al Qaeda claims responsibility.

"We thought it was fireworks for the wedding but I saw people falling to the ground."

The history and tranquility of Jordan, and "the neighbors from hell."

Violence slows in France and: Where was Chirac?

Polls show Americans no longer agree with Republicans on taxes, government spending, foreign policy.

Bush's long headache continues, as House GOP leaders strike plans for drilling in Alaskan Wildlife Refuge.

Prosecutor wants boy accused of shooting his principal to be tried as an adult.

New deal for Iran nuclear talks: Fine, but you have to do it in Russia. Expected reaction: Bemused complacency, sanctions.

Suicide attack on Baghdad restaurant kills more than 30; an hour later a car bomb in Tikrit kills six army recruits.

New pregnancy screening can detect Down syndrome in the first trimester.

Bird flu reaches the Persian Gulf--the first cases are in Kuwait.

Very disturbing: Is it legal for the CIA to kill a prisoner?

Judith Miller, Times part ways and here's everybody's final statements.

Photos: Flowers frozen in silicon.

Your very own replica "pathetic" tree from A Charlie Brown Christmas.

The sometimes lethal rivalries that characterize the New York hip-hop scene seemed hardly to exist; everyone is on everyone else's record. Hip-hop in Houston is erupting.

Video: From 1978, a camera strapped to the bumper of a Ferrari 275 GTB.

Prisoner sues God for not saving him from the Devil.

In India, the three-year-old marathon runner and the five-year-old policeman.

How to cook with Google.