26 July 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: making plans to buy furniture to make plans on
Two unions quit AFL-CIO, reducing membership by a quarter, as labor leaders make bids for power.
Barring further unforeseen circumstances, Space Shuttle Discovery is set to launch this morning.
Home-makeover reality show destroys handicapped kid's house.
There is, in fact, no Iraqi insurgency. There is a Sunni Arab insurgency. And it cannot win.
Why won't the Pentagon release the rest of the images from Abu Ghraib? Because they're more graphic than you'd thought.
Op: Too much coverage of Tom Cruise and not enough of Darfur means journalists aren't doing a good job. And: It's Katie Holmes's turn to go nuts.
Myanmar may be an anti-democracy, it may kill protesters, and it may be the world's second largest producer of heroin, but it wouldn't mind turning into a tourist spot.
Why people kiss.
Egyptian police say checkpoints may have kept two of Saturday's suicide bombers away from more densely populated areas.
Hillary Clinton is picked to show the Democratic Party how to win an election.
"What is Khrushchev's hairstyle called?" and other Soviet-era jokes.
Percy "Thrills" Thrillington, Paul McCartney, and a lovely little farce.
In a move to push the reopening of long-buried civil-rights investigations, Georgia group reenacts 1946 lynching.
Archeologists find thing, determine it to be a sexual aid, or perhaps a flint-splitter.
How to become telepathic.
We stand corrected--these are the absolute worst album covers.
Julie Powell says "whatever" to the marketing of food's wholesome freshness.
Hideous and appealing: Photo galleries of car interiors; "Six pages of casino carpeting and nothing but."
Video: His Girl Friday with Cary Grant.
