16 November 2005 By The Morning News — 16 Nov 2005 New York's currently: going to the gym to avoid thinking about the government Senate demands White House reports on Iraq every 90 days, designating 2006 as the year we back out. Tips to succeed with many wives, from the founder of the Indonesian National Polygamy Society. Iraq orders urgent investigation into secret torture center. Zarqawi remains free because his intelligence network is much better than ours, U.S. officials say. Document proves oil companies met with Cheney's energy task force in 2001 despite his denials. Ventriloquists of the 21st century. U.S. admits using white phosphorous, an "incendiary weapon" though not a "chemical" one, against enemy combatants in Iraq. Photos of the world's most difficult runways to land on. Alito backs away from 1985 comment that the Constitution doesn't protect a right to abortion, saying he was just going along with the times. Philip Roth suspected of taking performance-enhancing drugs. China pledges to vaccinate all its poultry--5.2 billion birds. FEMA tells 150,000 Katrina evacuees to leave fed-subsidized hotels by first of December. As Italy tries to extradite alleged spooks, Spain investigates use of Majorca for renditions. Blog of a British lord; blog of a British cokehead. Myanmar moves its capital to a secret mountain compound 200 miles north--as to why, no one knows exactly. Interview with master food writer Michael Ruhlman. Safety guidelines for thawing and roasting turkey. Op: Brokeback Mountain is an old-fashioned love story that makes everybody cry. Internet resources concerning the history of pain.
