25 August 2006 By The Morning News — 25 Aug 2006 New York's currently: finishing the summer of George FDA approves access to morning-after pill for women over 18. France promises 2,000 troops for U.N. peacekeeping force in Lebanon; other European countries will likely follow. The State Department wants to know if Israel used American cluster bombs in Lebanon, since such use was prohibited in the arms agreement. Men break record time for riding the entire length of the subway system. Now that Pluto is no longer a planet, how are they going to change all the planetariums, textbooks, and that diorama you made in second grade? Sarah Hepola on the week's best videos. From speech bands to speech balloons: the evolution of illustrated talk. Investigators realized the man she claimed was her lodger was in fact her lover. World's most orgasmic woman also a cheat. Is meat really murder if it's cloned? Air Marshals drop their slacks. School bus driver accused of assigning the back of the bus to black children. Cheap flights for fly-plagued people. Since then, she has not stopped mentioning Barney's p***s. Haunted house owner Prince Valiant shoots trespassing teenagers. George Mason drops SAT requirement, will admit students based on GPA and class ranking. "We are not promoting Hitler. But we want to tell people we are different in the way he was different." Mumbai restaurant trying to find a way to stand out. Uruguayan officials, concerned neo-Nazis may want artifacts, ponder the ethics of recovering a Nazi battleship that was scuttled in 1939. A manatee up from its natural home off the Florida coast has departed New York and is now summering in New England. British Sea Power loves John Betjeman. Golfers can tune their bicycle's rivets before heading off on a deer hunt/cycling trip armed with blinding lasers and an entire collection of three-inch knives. Gently used FAQs.
