26 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: sunny and cold
2,000th U.S. soldier dies in Iraq. Short bios of all killed.
Sixty Iraqis killed daily this year in Iraq, up from 40 last year.
Bush camp prepares for at least one indictment when the grand jury meets today.
Spate of dog poisonings marks return of Hong Kong's longest-running serial killer: The Bowen Road dog slayer.
Moscow says it will block any U.N. sanctions against Syria for allegedly killing Hariri.
Despite million-dollar contest for evidence of supernatural powers, all applicants have failed, e.g., those assisted by "gosts."
Los Angeles accused of "outlawing magic" after demanding permits for elaborate treehouse.
Insider take on how to con people with Tarot cards.
Op: Cheney will be remembered as the vice president who campaigned for torture.
NASA chief under fire for personal shuttle use.
Half of U.S. fatalities in Iraq now caused by IEDs.
AP reporter goes Pynchon-hunting for Bill Watterson in Ohio, comes up with bupkus.
List of neologisms (invented words) from The Simpsons. See also, esquivalience.
Mexico's current drug battle has set new benchmarks for brutality because "for the first time the fight is for real," says Fox.
Eight-year-old girl kills first bear of Maryland's hunting season.
Win today's free copy of Gary Benchley, Rock Star.
Polygamous towns run by fugitive avoid state crackdown.
New York bomb squad has responded to 350 "suspicious packages" this year; ten have been destroyed.
Murals around New York City.
Robber run over by his getaway car, gets hit four more times, then shoots himself in the leg.
