18 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: post-season sleep disorder
In Ramadi fighting, U.S. airstrike kills 20 Iraqi civilians.
Iraq election results delayed as officials investigate areas where votes in favor of the new constitution were above 90 percent.
Investigation of Plame leak hovers around Cheney's office.
With the trial of Saddam Hussein set to begin tomorrow, questions are raised over the competence of his tribunal.
Lessons to be learned from the Milosevic war crimes trial--still in session.
Symptoms show bird flu may have crossed into Greece, and the EU says it's prepared for the threat.
U.S. Supreme Court OKs abortion for Missouri inmate.
Watch for today's Gary Benchley give-away!
Horse poop from Amish buggies enrages Wisconsin town residents.
Japanese wives are fed up with their retired husbands.
In Darfur, militias trained and armed by Sudanese government now attack police stations.
FEMA emails before and during Katrina relief depict epic disorganization.
Epilepsy mistaken as insanity lands man in mental asylum for 54 years.
I favor legalization, and not just of pot but of all drugs, including heroin, cocaine, meth, psychotropics, mushrooms, and LSD. Former Seattle police chief has a solution.
Though one flu vaccine maker announces fewer doses this season, FDA expects overall quotas to be met.
Chevy Chase and Goldie Hawn wanted it, so did Aaron Spelling, and Anthony Hopkins did too--Encyclopedia Brown makes it to the screen, though not uncoerced.
Web 2.0: This time it's different, with only D.I.Y. Aeron chairs.
How dumb company slogans make ridicule a part of office life.
Franz Liszt: virtuoso, rock star, politician.
Video: Welcome the Kangacast.
