27 January 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: just a song inside your head
Suicidal man in L.A. drives SUV onto commuter rail tracks, decides to jump at the last moment and causes a chain-reaction wreck that kills 11, injures 180.
Douglas Feith, Defense Department strategist for post-war Iraq, announces his resignation.
Architect Philip Johnson dies at 98; a tour of his marvelous Glass House in New Canaan, CT, and one with Andy Warhol.
An interactive guide to everything you wanted to know about the Iraq elections (but were afraid to ask).
Murder Inc. record label head is indicted on charges of money laundering, and for scaring people.
Britain gets with the picture and draws up terror laws that will hold suspects indefinitely without trial.
Pay raises at the new Department of Homeland Security will be tied to performance, not amount of time on the job, a pay scale that could be rolled out to all federal agencies.
One in five Canadians supports polygamy.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy page asks visitors to send in entries about everything in the universe, which raises the question: Is Wikipedia the real Hitchiker's Guide? And should we panic?
Way out in the wild Sulu Sea, tribes of aquatic gypsies live their entire lives at sea, touching land only to die.
Holocaust survivors and world leaders gather at Auschwitz today to mark the 60th anniversary of its liberation.
Video: Girl jumps through a basketball hoop with help of breast-beating men.
BBC technology writer diagnosed with brain tumor keeps online diary of experiences; today he signs off. (Read the archives.)
At hearing, Mister Softee says its jingle can be annoying, but says that's good too.
Staff of Hot 97 radio show that sang a tsunami parody song have been "suspended indefinitely."
