27 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: finding satisfied moths where its sweaters used to be
U.N. report: Of the 4,500 companies in the oil-for-food program, over half paid Saddam Hussein illegal kickbacks.
Investigation reveals increase of weaponry, personnel flowing from Syria to Palestinian militias.
Israel launches major offensive in response to yesterday's suicide attack.
Iran's new president says Israel "must be wiped off the map."
Also: In another move to return the country to 1980, Iran bans foreign films.
Three days into the Wilma recovery, Floridians are still struggling to locate supplies.
White Sox sweep Astros for their first World Series win in 88 years.
Watch this spot for today's chance to win a copy of Gary Benchley, Rock Star.
China says it's had no human cases of bird flu, and will keep us posted.
Boston court to decide whether Turkish slaughter of Armenians during World War I was "genocide" or not.
Jury finds Port Authority negligent in securing World Trade Center parking garage prior to 1993 attacks.
First Lady says gang tattoos and drug, alcohol problems really hurt your job prospects.
WWII pilot found frozen in California national park may be Ernest Munn from St. Clairsville, OH.
Jacques Cousteau's grandson designs submarine based on Tintin books.
"It took courage to write this book, and it will take courage to read it." The worst lines from science fiction, collected.
Ninjas in New York take on theater and the restaurant scene.
Musipedia: Could it be? Everything you wanted to know about music?
Profile of Iraqi shows insurgent by night, election worker by day. (Ballot stuffer, actually.)
TV on DVD means weekdays of exhaustion after weekends of viewing whole seasons.
Video: Brigette Bardot and Serge Gainsbourg, "Comic Strip."
A company cookbook from a company that has "a lot of potluck events."
