12 September 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: looking awful good
Bush addresses nation, says victory in Iraq is essential to winning the war on terror.
Jihadi websites mark Sept. 11 by serving up a different kind of rhetoric, specially made for Western visitors.
Analysis: The war on terror won't be won with words, neither will the war in Iraq--and Americans know this.
Air traffic freeze on Sept. 11 provided data that shows air travel and the spread of the flu may be linked.
Syrian guards thwart car bomb attempt at U.S. embassy.
Sunni-Shiite weddings in Iraq are becoming less common, and existing marriages are breaking up.
David Sedaris on how to speak French without really trying.
Kevin Guilfoile chats with a British suspense magazine.
Second Life players subjected to scientists' scrutiny, hackers' scrutiny.
Discovery of dead, mutilated stingrays has conservationists concerned Steve Irwin fans may be exacting revenge.
"I know all about America," said Amal Nuradia, 27. "I've seen the Hallmark Channel." Somali refugees prepare for their new home.
Researchers identify eight U.S. groups, defined by mortality rate.
Harvard to cease early admissions program, says it puts the non-rich and the non-white at a disadvantage.
New laws are quietly being discussed that may scare many away from the voting booth this November.
In China, the difference between a good tan and a bad one is looking like you're wealthy or a peasant.
"It was a malicious crime that cleverly took advantage of a mentality for revering the imperial court and imperial family."
Anna Nicole Smith's son mysteriously dies while visiting mom and new baby sister.
Franklin Pierce, Pro: High-spirited. Con: Those spirits were mostly distilled alcohol. Who was the worst president ever?
Bansky inserts Guantanamo detainee into idyllic Disney scene, at least for 90 minutes.
