29 September 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: doing Holly rightly
Tom DeLay steps down after being charged with funneling corporate money.
Despite accusations of partisanship, DeLay's prosecutor guns for both sides.
Constance Baker Motley--first black female federal judge, first female Manhattan borough president--dies at 84.
First Baghdad film festival since the invasion.
U.S. launches AIDS-awareness campaign in Botswana: "You all have AIDS," says U.S.
Happynews.com: Real news, compelling stories, always positive.
Disasters avoided as Likud stalls melting and Palestinian militants wither--but will peace be measured in months or weeks?
Katrina aid stirs unintended rivalry between the Red Cross and the Salvation Army.
Angry aubergines! Tintin translated into Hindi.
Arctic ice cap melted to probably its smallest size this summer in at least a century of record keeping.
Used books are a $2 billion industry.
The Times Literary Supplement now has a blog, though Brits know more about dogging than blogging.
U.S. deploys bomb-sniffing subway dogs, but New York declines.
"If London Were Like Venice," complete with illustrations.
Line studied at New York's Shake Shack for magic bullet.
TMN contest: Win free Gary Benchley book!
Suicide bomber kills eight in Baghdad; suicide bomber kills eight in Kabul.
I learned about sex from "Betty & Veronica," philosophy from "Peanuts." Art Spiegelman on his education.
Spain's 9/11 trial widely considered a failure for not tying the accused and the attacks more closely.
Massive tribute to Jesse Frederick, genius pop composer behind TGIF themes--Full House, Perfect Strangers, etc.
Indietits.com--not what you think.
Video: Shining, that inspirational family comedy.
