28 March 2003
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: waking up to the sound of helicopters for a week now
31 March: Taking the day off for a birthday, publishing will resume tomorrow. Quicktime movie of Bush/Blair serenade.
Williamsburg Bridge closed, three men spotted climbing after a long night's drunk.
Japan launches two spy satellites, North Korea calls it a 'hostile act.'
Mugabe sics army and militia against opposition leaders, after claiming last week he could be 'a black Hitler, tenfold.'
Late to this one, but fascinating: U.K. and U.S. claims of Iraq's nuclear capabilities based on phony letters. (And, how the CIA covered its ass afterwards.)
Early films of New York, 1898-1906. (E.g., Newsies.)
Time traveler busted for insider trading.
City counts 1,780 homeless people living on the streets.
Girl fights python to save kitten. Related: Girls eating sandwiches.
Walks to spot monsters on buildings around New York. [via the useful mug]
Richard Perle resigns as chairman of Pentagon advisory board, but stays on as a member.
Central Park jogger Trisha Meili reveals her identity in a memoir.
The type of thing we live for: Imagery from the history of medicine.
Community site for NY Dog owners: Urbanhound.
Official briefings from Central Command in Kuwait.
Collection of Atlantic articles about George Bush the first.
Beautiful illustrations and desktops by Arthur Mount.
