14 October 2003

New York's currently: back as a nor'easter

Bush administration modifies Iraq resolution, pushes up timetable for election date. Related: Bush reaffirms 'the person who is in charge is me.'

After boycotting last year's Columbus Day parade, Bloomberg marches in this year's, commenting 'Today we're all a little bit Italian.'

Murder suspect escapee surrenders in Pennsylvania.

If a Martian came down and landed in the stands of a Yankees-Red Sox game, he would get the impression that human beings are 90 percent men and 10 percent women in tight T-shirts, and that we reproduce by loathing in groups. How it's done in the Northeast.

GW writes a poem, and The Missouri Review rejects it.

Martha Stewart says she's scared, doesn't think she'll go to jail.

L.A. MTA strike strands 400,000 riders.

Woman says she lives in South Williamsburg to avoid 'hipsters;' declares an obsession with the '80s, John Hughes movies, and leg warmers; opens self up to social attack and derision as the focus of a New York Times article.

Clothing designer Jil Sander returns to the post – at her namesake company – that she vacated four years ago.

Stoners' sperm loses proper timing, becomes infertile.

Overcrowding in New York schools, five-hour-long lunch periods.

Transitional government ready for transfer of power in Liberia.

Judging books by their covers with Cheshire Dave!

A gallery of favorite CNN feature graphics.