29 May 2002

New York's currently: sweating under cover

Last column removed from ground zero under flag.

What we forgot to link on Sunday: Sad, rewarding account by The Times of last hours in lives saved or lost on Sept. 11.

FBI permanently devotes 2,600 agents to counterterrorism, wants intelligence efforts run from headquarters.

Philip Gourevitch on the failures of Zimbabwe's Mugabe.

NYC teachers union runs poll to gauge support for strike; 65 percent are 'sympathetic and understanding.'

Glossary of film terms for when you're waiting in line to buy tickets.

Memorial Day finds hubris still alive in the Hamptons.

The Guardian keeps track of World Cup Web coverage.

CNN Graphic Designer Asked To Combine Dollar Sign, Syringe, Fighter Jets, Panda.

NYC Bloggers: City's diarists by subway stop.

Michael Chabon at the Nabokov Museum: 'Our literature has always been an exile's literature, locked in a struggle between ambiguous yearning for the mother country and the mother tongue on the one hand and on the other a firm resolve to make good on its own here.'