29 April 2004
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: lunch for breakfast
U.S. begins air attack on sections of Fallujah, with a full-scale assault ready to go.
A city where even Saddam Hussein ventured cautiously. Tribal codes in Fallujah mean battles could be never-ending.
Bush, Cheney face private session, attitude discussion with Sept. 11 commission today, though there are many stipulations.
Pentagon intelligence report claims former members of Hussein's secret service are behind the bombings and guerilla attacks in Iraq.
Still secrecy after North Korea train blast, though state media claims many women ran into burning buildings to save portraits of Kim Jong Il.
'I'm glad that over the course of their experience they haven't developed any integrity,' Columbia students disdain substitute teachers.
Photos implicate U.S. soldiers in Iraq in abusing prisoners.
Defense Department official investigated for altering a contract to benefit mobile-phone group.
Emotionally troubled boy fights bear in Alaskan wilderness, survives.
A handy overview of Futurist manifestoes.
Hatchery-bred salmon to now count as 'wildlife,' changing its status under the Endangered Species Act.
Peel Session details from basically forever. [via thingy]
The current political race requires negotiating optimism with winning elections.
Play around for a while: An international audio pronunciation guide.
Testing company recycles questions for third-grade reading exam, 4,000 kids must re-take the test to score accurate results.
Tooth analysis drives wedge in human-Neanderthal relationship.
The 'Fish from Hell' are back.
