20 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: buying baseball hats, choosing sides
Senate asks nominee Miers to resubmit questionnaire, calling her responses "insufficient" and "insulting."
In grand jury testimony, Rove says it might have been Cheney's chief of staff who revealed Plame's identity to him.
U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan caught on tape earlier this month desecrating Taliban fighters' corpses.
Saddam Hussein's first day in court: A circus in his own mind, a crib sheet on his palm.
Hussein enters not guilty plea; trial adjourned until Nov. 28 due to no-show witnesses.
Iraqis glued to TV for Hussein proceedings--with wildly varying reactions.
The 2005 World Series: the Houston Astros, who, in 44 years as a franchise, have never been, and the Chicago White Sox, absent since 1959.
Doctors praise drug's "stunning" effect on breast cancer--and some say it may be the cure.
Texas court issues arrest warrant for Tom DeLay.
Officials fault Indonesian government for outbreak of bird flu, citing two years of coverup.
New York Marathon spreads the word to its runners: Drink too much water and the results could be fatal.
Watch for today's Gary Benchley give-away!
Its gun violence completely out of control, Brazil is set to vote on a nationwide firearms ban.
Judith Miller's former editor at the Times remembers the reporter who had a lead on 9/11 months before the attacks.
Sudan wants to preserve the site of the 1998 U.S. cruise missile attacks--visitors are welcome.
Publishers file lawsuit to block Google's book scanning.
"I don't think I want to live in Florida." Packing up, leaving in anticipation of Category 4 Wilma.
Movies return to Saudi Arabia after 20 years.
Writers prefer "zombie worm" to scientists' "Osedax mucofloris, which means 'bone-eating snot-flower'."
Sumo tournament in NYC brings wrestlers who totally clean out a deli and teach kids about grace.
Video: Knowledge of French not required.
