24 June 2002

New York's currently: filled with women in flip-flops

Two new monkey species discovered.

In Show Low, Arizona, red tags mark homes that will burn.

Fire kills Brooklyn family of 7 in New York's deadliest residential fire in 15 years.

Those who once built churches...Giant new mall proposed for Syracuse, bigger than Minnesota's Mall of America.

Senators, led by Jeffords, to subpoena White House for documents related to recent decision to let coal-powered plants go free on air pollution.

Bush looks for love with old trick, new face: dog-lover.

Mississippi builds prisons it doesn't need.

The legal battle behind a porno made by a one-legged mobster.

BBC apologizes after soccer-casters swear, mock Germans, head off to pub for karaoke, thinking microphones were off.

David Remnick on the 'legit Brit' and moral boxer Lennox Lewis.

North Carolina cooking reviewed, unfortunately Bonn's doesn't make the list.

With wisdom, training, and forethought, scientists create spider-goat.

Fun with question marks: Illustration, Japanese illustration magazine. [via ak]

Paul Goldberger on the new MOMA in Queens.

Don't worry, NBC is working on hard on finding a new Seinfeld: The Audition tests.

President Bush takes part in fitness fun run with White House staffers on Saturday; overenthusiastic Secret Service agent who sprinted past Bush in the last thirty yards told not to bother coming into work on Monday.