17 August 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: glad to be a part of today's world, even if it means recognizing Emmy Rossum
Lebanon ships troops south with fuzzy orders leaving Hezbollah intact.
Given striking increase in attacks, White House is considering alternatives to democracy for Iraq.
Sensing a tide shift at home, D.C. lobbying firms are hiring more well-connected Democrats.
Turks mixing Muslim values, hard work, and raging capitalism produce "Calvinist Islam."
Man uses four limbs to write four languages simultaneously.
B.A. halts all flights from the U.K. For Brits stuck at home, some London walks on mp3.
Twenty-one nations ranked for efforts in ending poverty; northern Europe kicks southern Europe's ass.
Emergency workers at Ground Zero on average lost 12 years of lung function.
Williamsburg, Virginia barrel-maker visits Williamsburg, Brooklyn and turns sad at thought of sexy blacksmiths.
Bush: It would be helpful if Iraq's Shia-led government could appreciate the U.S. in public.
Can the same viral marketing that promotes Snakes on a Plane promote actual viruses?
Police say journalists egged on man to self-immolate.
New York Public Library ditches confusing classifications; Dewey decimal system helpless to categorize new Jim Belushi book.
Join the movement to remove the Caps Lock key--Num Lock, you're next!
Exploding manholes and unreleased Beatles in yesterday's Digest by Rosecrans Baldwin.
He looks very young. His guests are often female. New York restaurateurs, do you know where your Bruni is?
Theatrical interpretations of blogs lack substance, interactivity, web browser.
AOL plans to dig for spammer's gold buried in his parents' backyard.
I count the cars as they pass by the office. Sentences you must be able to speak to become an American.
Great moments in the history of digital image tampering.
Bowie sings in the bath for a lover and now for you.
We apologize for saying lovemaking.
