17 November 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: finally glad it splurged on that winter coat
Congress agrees to keep the Patriot Act--set to expire at the end of the year--mostly intact.
Discovery of secret torture chamber in Baghdad has Sunni leaders furious, saying the Shiite government knew it existed--and supported it.
Whoever the Plame leak is, they also spoke with Bob Woodward, who apologizes to the Post for not saying anything sooner.
Production of massive doses of avian flu vaccine halted as concerns arise over patients' rights.
Kosherfest features bust of Bloomberg sculpted out of hummus.
Association of International Glaucoma Societies commissions "Glaucoma Hymn."
New-style parenting says it's not called a "pee-pee" anymore.
Archeologists uncover well-preserved scene of Mayan royals' execution.
Reviving Cornish, though no one can agree on the spelling.
Parent punishes child by making her stand outside with a sign; child looks appropriately t-o'd in photo op.
More proof that everything you think is good for you, isn't: Drinking decaf may raise your cholesterol.
Feeling out his new role as Bush scapegoat, Bill Clinton says war in Iraq was "a big mistake."
Only in the richest country on earth could regular guys spend tens of thousands of dollars building a pumpkin gun.
Swiss businessman persists in trying to nab Russian goods to repay debt, most recently paintings on loan from Moscow art museum.
Setting the record straight on Kazakhstan, or "What you won't learn from Borat."
Video: How to tell when a relationship is over (in 90 seconds).
Clark, Tex., renamed "DISH" in exchange for free satellite television.
The transformation of Manhattan's skyline through time.
A list of people who have died in the bathroom.
