12 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: spent every dime of its rainy-day money
Sunni leaders in Iraq to back constitution after winning agreement they will have a stronger voice--the nation votes on Saturday.
After a day of bad weather halts quake aid, the recovery operation is back in full swing.
Charities report weak donations from Americans for earthquake victims--the Red Cross has collected only $45,000.
Tom DeLay may be temporarily removed as majority leader, but he's still working the floor of the Senate.
Judith Miller to testify again amidst speculation administration officials may be involved in the Plame leak.
But rather than continuing their digging, residents decided to turn their village into a mass grave. Guatemalans hit by mudslide struggle to recover their dead.
L.A. Catholic Archdiocese releases documents that confirm it did little to contain priests accused of abuse.
Unused pay phones are being taken out of commission, but in some communities they're still an essential part of life.
Watch this space for today's chance to win a copy of Gary Benchley, Rock Star.
A gallery of Jim Flora's mischievous album artwork from the '40s and '50s.
Ever notice hand-written signs with letters in all-caps, except for the letter L?
When Dennis the Menace was a true deviant.
Video: We don't know when the robots invaded New York, but they seem better than the pigeons.
Update on yesterday's story about the Chinese activist: Not beaten to death, but within an inch of his life.
Whyn Lewis paints dogs and rabbits and you love dogs and rabbits.
Survive the Rapture with a handy safety card if you're not too busy texting the Bible.
Global Warming: Bad for you, great for cruise ships.
Could new legislation in Indiana make marriage a requirement for assisted reproduction? Perhaps, but at least they can talk during the birth.
Wallace and Gromit HQ destroyed by fire the same week Curse of the Were-Rabbit opens at number one.
"Quebec firm abandons lost cheese."
