20 June 2005 By The Morning News — 20 Jun 2005 New York's currently: black and white and read all over Israel agrees to vacate Gaza Strip settlements; Palestinians agree to dismantle their abandoned homes. The credit-card company that lost all your data wasn't supposed to have it in the first place. Suicide bomber kills at least 23 on Sunday in Baghdad restaurant blast; 20 Iraqi police killed by suicide car bomber at northern Iraq HQ. The government coverup of a study that revealed how a childhood vaccine caused autism in thousands. See what's new at TMN in today's letter from the editors. Lebanese voters choose anti-Syrian bloc--whose leader is the son of the slain PM. The legacy of passing the comics pen from parent to child. Pairing wine and cheeseburgers. Inside the Deutsche Bank building at 130 Liberty Street, where the clocks stopped on Sept. 11. This week, watch the "moon illusion"--see locations, times, and how it works. Robot L train set to ride, and nobody seems to like what that means for the humans among us. The theme of this one appears to be "Fuck Japan!" Children's drawings in the Korean subway. For a little under $8,000, own an entire library of Penguin Classics. (If those spines were still orange, you could catch a tan off your bookshelves.) Medical recall on internal heart defibrillators means patients must choose whether to undergo potentially risky surgeries. Archiving the Nation of Ulysses's zine: Ulysses Speaks. The easiest way to finally get down to understanding genes--and see what color eyes your children will have when you select a British celebrity for your mate. Note: Do not squirt water on Tom Cruise.
