26 January 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: unseasonably seasonal weather
Prime minister and cabinet resign as Hamas wins control of Palestinian parliament.
Terrorists strike Russian gas lines--bad news for Europe, which depends on Russia for a quarter of its natural gas.
MTA offers transit workers replacement contract without many of the agreed-upon provisions.
In a reversal of policy, U.S. plans to take spent nuclear fuel from other countries, reprocess it.
World Health Organization pegs Chinese AIDS cases at 650K, less than half what many previously estimated.
New study shows parents are more likely to be depressed than those without children. Related: How to build a harem through sorcery.
The answer to this question is: Why, who wouldn't be?
Sex before public speaking makes for better oratory.
Manchester Easter procession to feature Bez as a disciple and "Love Will Tear Us Apart" sung by Jesus.
Nice archive of vintage magazine covers--Field and Stream, Boys' Life, Bon Appetit, lots more.
EPA calls for elimination of chemical used in Teflon-making process, which "has contaminated the bloodstream of most Americans."
Op: American hegemony sucks, except when it doesn't.
Just one more day to nominate your favorite novels from 2005 in The Morning News Tournament of Books!
The Olympic torch is having a rough time getting to Turin.
Ask questions, answer others with Just Curious.
Stanford just one of a number of colleges to put free content on iTunes.
Stewie from The Family Guy to get own (online) talk show.
Google criticized for censoring Chinese results. And: Simple hug is fraught with symbolism.
This weekend: the Idiotarod.
Bowie's original 1969 "Space Oddity" video has helpful labeling of primary characters.
