3 August 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: sleeping in the bath
Poll finds Americans think Israel's actions are justified, not excessively harsh.
More than 200 rockets fired into Israel
Lebanon's foreign minister doubts a European-led force will be welcomed given Hezbollah's newly enhanced image.
House Republicans down on freedom, fries and toast go Franco.
Courts v. Journalists, round 56: Blogger jailed for refusing to hand over protest video.
When there's Fidel, Mad Mel and weather hot as hell, the morning news shows don't have much else to discuss.
Substances and their effects on Mel Gibson.
Sign-language interpreters at concerts translate songs conceptually.
Outgoing British ambassador says civil war is the most likely outcome in Iraq.
Two bombs kill 12, mostly children, near the bleachers of a soccer field in Baghdad.
Lists of five things.
Not exactly Hollywood, but: Exploding exhausted old stars cause puffiness in dark matter.
Woman sought for conning thousands of Peruvians with Parisian "Magic Cheese."
Agency.com produces gaggy video to win Subway ad account; Coudal Partners responds.
Video: The clip-art loop.
Three of four women would prefer a new plasma TV to a diamond necklace.
Not that the war of the sexes is over or anything (see also, a week of web sex news).
Story of student debt in the U.S. highlights corporate greed.
Ammunition, pick-up trucks, and Dell laptops do not mix.
Social networking site for the old helpfully tells them when friends have popped off.
Children attempt to build tree fort, get swabbed for DNA.
Electric cars break into drag racing.
