24 March 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: ready for toasty
New, vitriolic leadership for Hamas vows increased attacks against Israel, yet claims not its policy to attack U.S. targets.
'I don't ride buses at times like this' Under a new threat of terror, Israelis live in caution. Related: Israel approves further assassinations of Hamas heads.
Clinton, Bush aides go before 9/11 commission, with Clarke's testimony set for today. Related: Untangling the knots behind the war on terror.
AIDS, fertility issues show drastically slowed world population rate.
From the American Library Association: The 100 most frequently challenged books.
Mars exploration finds evidence of standing water on the red planet. Related: Ancient Romans did not know the dangers of stagnant water.
11 Iraqi police officers killed, part of relentless, ruthless pattern that's left more than 400 cops and recruits dead.
Raising the ire of West Virginia when Abercrombie & Fitch raises its T-arms.
How old is that Fig Newton? A timeline of food products: Developments have slowed considerably since the first part of the 20th century.
American maritime security needs assume control of foreign ports.
Response unavailable when MSN throws SXSW party with Grandmaster Flash on the decks; GF's call for the crowd to shout 'MSN' falls flat.
A little too risky. Though no go this time, the Onion sees notice from the Pulitzer committee.
Police union says NYPD forces crime statistics down through creative categorization.
Beautiful collection of Japanese wood-block prints.
East New York man attempts cop-kill with bowling ball.
Sure, you can 'filibuster,' but with November sooner than you think, you better know your stuff. A handy political dictionary.
Over-colorization of popular Indian dishes in the U.K. hits toxic levels
