15 August 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: at war with the shower
Cease-fire in Lebanon allows thousands of Lebanese to return to their homes--or rather, what's left of them.
Analysis: Hezbollah claims victory in the conflict--and at least politically, it appears to be true.
For Lebanese joke tellers, the conflict brought out some prime material.
Non-dangerous bird flu may already be on U.S. shores; very dangerous squirrel has finally been stopped.
In the past year, violations by increasingly pressured military recruiters have jumped by 50 percent.
Census data shows immigrants to the U.S. are moving beyond traditional gateway areas, although since 2000 there's been an increase of almost a half-million foreign-born New Yorkers.
"It looks like it was destined for people who wanted a taste of the old country." Border patrol busts cheese smuggler.
Tamil Tigers claim 61 schoolgirls were killed in bombing raids by the Sri Lankan air force.
New Orleans has re-population in mind, and it starts with a baby boom.
Donations to a Pakistani charity for earthquake relief supplied the clue that unraveled last week's terror plot.
Good thing you threw out your hair gel: Only a fraction of the cargo that flies in the hold below your seat is actually inspected.
Video: Liquids on a Plane.
In the largest recall in the history of consumer electronics, Dell calls home 4.1 million notebook batteries that could "erupt into flames."
Secret Myracle baby born in underwater car, may be able to read minds and bend spoons.
During campaign grandstanding, Virginia's Allen hurls slur at his opponent's aide, apologizes, says he didn't know what the word meant.
ISRO is like the Indian NASA--except with more warnings about bribery.
Photos: Congolese street manicures.
Dolly Parton to open a swimming hole with a 24,000-square-foot deck.
Fascinating blog from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden horticulturist who's taking care of the corpse flower.
Canada way ahead of America in getting "douchebag" into print.
