13 June 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: very thankful for mindful subway riders who catch fellow riders fainting!
Homeland Security says immigration laws provide vital round-up tool; Muslims, Arabs, civil activists say it's selective zero tolerance.
First public protest by women in Tehran since 1979.
Bodies of 26 Iraqis, bearings signs of torture, found around Baghdad.
Starbucks baristas gossip about celebrities.
What debt relief means for Africa when Nigeria's not involved, and how dependent is success on good governance?
The Lost Boys of Utah: more than 400 teenage males kicked out of polygamous enclaves.
Excellent women's issue of the Observer's Food Monthly.
Iraqi troops need several years before facing insurgents on their own (see terrific reporting on training detail).
Bloomberg finds room for a JMets/Olympic stadium in Queens and resurrects the Olympic bid.
With two-thirds of Iranians under 30, clerics try to be hip--disco-hip!--to win election.
Video: Tetris, live.
Student prevented from graduating high school for wearing bolo tie.
Mugabe rids Harare of opponents by destroying townships.
Op: Assad may be serious about reform, but no Baathist wants to retire his Mercedes.
Urban camping in Times Square.
With two-bedroom apartments selling for more than a million worldwide, the real-estate bubble is a lot bigger than you think.
Loaf of love for New York's bread scene.
David Byrne on the recording process, the star system, and the hopes for cloning in the music business.
Audio interview with Sam Prekop.
Mp3: It's Monday, so it's time to get down to business.
