23 August 2005 By The Morning News — 23 Aug 2005 New York's currently: a Houellebecq girl Iraqi leaders submit incomplete draft constitution before deadline--largely excluding Sunni involvement--and need three more days to finish it. (What they've got so far.) Where are the Gaza evacuees going? For many, it's off to the West Bank. Israel enters the final phase of its withdrawal as forces begin clearing out the two West Bank settlements slated for evacuation. Pat Robertson calls for the assassination of Venezuelan President Chavez. How jihadists are akin to anarchists--terrorism is their tool, but the politics don't last. Debut novelist's heavy book comparable to three Da Vinci Codes or maybe one chihuahua. California Supreme Court rules same-sex couples who raise children and then break up must continue to equally provide for their child. Investigators back Iran's claim that traces of bomb-grade uranium were the result of contamination, not a weapons program. Photos: Sit-proof areas. What happens when a gadgets site imagines itself 20 years' back in time. Music pioneer Robert Moog dies at 71; memorial celebration to be held in Asheville, N.C., on Wednesday. Bush administration withholds federal grant to abstinence group under claims the money is used for religious activities. Photos: Subway stations from around the world. Listen: Meet the Golden Girls! The First Album by America's Phenomenal TV Combo. Advise the U.S. Embassy where you are and how to reach you, and stay alert. Helpfully paranoid tips on travel to third-world countries.
