15 September 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: keeping our heads above water
E. coli outbreak in bagged, fresh spinach has killed one person, sickened 48 others.
White House, Republican senators clash over how to interrogate terror detainees; Democrats say they expect to be blamed for this as well.
Representative Bob Ney to plead guilty to dealings with Abramoff, and is expected to do time.
Pope speaks out against holy war, quotes "evil and inhuman" line about Muhammad, fuels calls for holy war.
"I swear, it was immaculately transmitted!" Christians don't like to be poked fun at in the funny pages either.
The new numbers on Darfur: Violence is increasing, 200,000 are dead, and there are over 2 million refugees.
Nigerian grafters bilk politicians out of millions of naira by getting them to buy a certificate stating they're not corrupt.
Welcome nine new countries (including Nigeria) to the World Bank's list of failing nations.
In today's Digest, Sarah Hepola on the week in videos.
Stephen Merritt and Lemony Snicket are a Pitchfork review come to life.
As security in Iraq's Anbar province dwindles, Green Berets enlist one of the region's most powerful tribes--as a police force.
Getting your vitamin D halves your risk of pancreatic cancer.
Calling all intern types! Want to be a fall intern at TMN? Tell us now!
Puffy, corky, floaty planet baffles scientists; we ask, could it be made of cheese?
W.H.O. says DDT is better than malaria, encourages indoor spraying in high-risk areas.
"I will answer you: you are not a dictator. "Not a dictator," he repeated. "You were not a dictator." Hussein judge makes friends in court.
At 14 pounds, 13 ounces, a very big baby was born on Tuesday.
Fascinating: A virtual tour, through photographs, of A Confederacy of Dunces.
From Lovecraft to Lethem--a survey of Brooklyn literature.
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