18 August 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: inventing a pork-chop salad
Federal court rules the NSA's warrantless surveillance program is unconstitutional.
France to only contribute 200 additional troops to southern Lebanon, despite Security Council's need for 13,000.
Israel concerned that countries which don't acknowledge its right to exist are volunteering troops for Lebanon duty.
U.S. blocked Iranian cargo plane last month from delivering missiles to Hezbollah.
The final "Today's Papers" dispatch from the great Umansky.
Facial gestures you should no longer display at airports.
Cujo, killed.
IRS crackdown ensures Academy Award guests will be held responsible for taxes on the $100,000+ in swag they receive.
South Korea's nasty and sometimes deadly electronic grapevine.
Loose copyright laws and randy women means Japanese doujinshi, self-published fan fiction, is a hit.
Interior decorating you just don't have the guts to do.
Op: If you can be arrested for having your papers out of order, the U.S. may be an Eastern Bloc country.
Country music star Montgomery Gentry accused of illegally purchasing, penning, killing, and videotaping bear.
Wal-Mart's image-ambassador is down on the Jews, Koreans, Arabs.
Mailbag: Kevin Guilfoile responds to a mistaken Bruce Spingsteen sighting.
In case you thought Charade was phooey, those rare Hawaiian stamps are extremely valuable.
We consider that the ad is in danger of implying that the drink may bring sexual/social success. Advice from a wet-blanket copy editor.
Man almost done running 50 marathons in all 50 states in 50 days to raise awareness for Katrina victims.
Video: The 10 stages of the Illness Communication Exaggeration Curve.
Writer Will Self has a Post-It note problem; every year this guy convinces his friends to dig a hole.
In today's Digest, Sarah Hepola on the week in videos.
Photos of things destroyed at high speed.
I know one of the guys; he used to do the UPS delivery route on State Street. The murky origins of The Onion's men on the street.
