15 September 2005

New York's currently: eight out of ten working toes

Targeting Shiites, a barrage of suicide bombings yesterday leave nearly 150 dead--additional attacks this morning kill 31.

Citing higher fuel costs, Delta and Northwest file for Chapter 11.

With four of the nation's top ten airlines now in bankruptcy, passengers can expect long lines, delays.

The SWAT team had come with the single goal of rescuing two white women. Five desperate days at the New Orleans Convention Center.

Ray Nagin says French Quarter may reopen on Monday--180,000 could return to the city in the next two weeks.

Analysis: After two days of Senate questioning, nobody can pin down John Roberts on anything; but one thing's for sure: He's no Scalia or Thomas.

Really, they can't get him to say anything.

Maybe you have writer's block, maybe you just hate writing: Get answers to your writerly concerns from John Warner!

Hurricane Ophelia continues to batter North Carolina's coastline, but should move into the Atlantic by tomorrow morning.

Weiner averts runoff, concedes NYC Dem mayoral nomination to Ferrer.

U.S. History quiz, Jan. 20, 2040: What three things led to Bush losing the nation's confidence? Katrina, Iraq, and the economy. Now grab me another energy wand, willya?

Bush seeks to regain the nation's confidence by spending more on recovery from Katrina than war in Iraq--some say the economy can't handle it.

Because some animals are more equal than others: Animal Reviews.

Michael Brown says more were at fault in the failed Katrina response; those he faults disagree.

Why worry... everyone's blaming "Brownie?" Senate rejects independent inquiry into Katrina bungling.

Guardian readers want their Doonesbury back, and bad.

Photos: Germany in 1929.

Hello Kitty meets Cthulu in... Hello Cthulu.

Could Chicago ban foie gras?

At least FEMA has raps for kids.