19 April 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: winning a baby show
In Iraq, 10 U.S. troops killed, Spanish P.M. Zapatero orders home his forces. In Spain: Questioning, supporting Zapatero's decision.
The parts you really want to read from Bob Woodward's new book on the murky decisions for war with Iraq. And: George Tenet's hair, ablaze.
Shooting in Kosovo jail by Jordanian policemen leaves two Americans dead, 10 wounded.
With eye on Spain, Rice warns of pre-election U.S. terror attack.
Espionage charges and pornography convictions against Muslim chaplain dropped.
Breezy summary of the week in Israel.
'The martyr Amar Hamoud was nicknamed 'The Sword of All Martyrs?' --true or false?' Propaganda or entertainment? Hezbollah game show The Mission quizzes contestants on Palestinian, Islamic history.
Nation-building vs. tent-building: Republicans, Fashion Week each put stake on Bryant Park for the same day.
Hillary Rodham Clinton on health care, the issue that has only become more complex.
Jewel thief still feels the urge to swipe, chooses instead for cheesy photo op, book with Random House.
Turning vandalism into art at the San Francisco Public Library.
Video: Jason Alexander keeps the hot side hot and the cool side cool with his McD.L.T.
Choire Sicha eats Plum Sykes alive.
'Let's face it --this is not a New York restaurant.' New York chefs discuss the second season of The Restaurant.
A gallery of 2,246 bottles of beer from all over the world.
Carson Ellis, others showing in Nuggets show at the East Village's Big Cat Gallery.
