20 December 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: hijacking anything that moves
New York public transportation shuttered by strike, the first time in 25 years.
Related: The union's blog for your comments, the city's "contingency plan" site, and the rideshare board on craigslist.
How illegal guns get into New York City.
Bush demands senators "feel his passion" about the Patriot Act.
Apparently passionately driven to fight terrorism, F.B.I. shown to have been snooping on Greenpeace, Catholic Workers, and P.E.T.A.
Early results from Iraqi ballots.
City officials want "stop snitching" T-shirts off the streets, but snitches promote crime, violence, and distrust.
Stop Snitching, the movie: for entertainment purposes only.
Drug companies strike clinical trial gold among India's poor.
The headline you can't turn a blind eye to: Knitta, please!
Not only is Sinn Fein official revealed to be a spy, but he says Stormontgate has been entirely staged by British intelligence.
Six charged in Oslo with stealing Munch's "The Scream."
Iran's president bans Western music from radio and TV stations; foreign films that "promote arrogant powers" also prohibited.
Lou Reed's photos of New York...are not very good.
Using Google instead of your memory will rot your brain.
Book bloggers, including our own Birnbaum, review the year in publishing.
The best advertising you never got to see.
Coudal publishes poems left by voicemail.
Philip Pullman: C.S. Lewis wasn't much of a Christian.
How to fix mom and dad's--or your spouse's mom and dad's--computer.
Schwarzenegger's refusal to grant clemency to "Tookie" Williams inspires Austrian officials to rename Schwarzenegger stadium.
Video: The Chronic of Narnia rap.
