4 August 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: polluted with money
Senior U.S. commander in the Middle East says troop reduction is unlikely, Iraq is near civil war.
Nasrallah: You hit downtown Beirut, we'll hit Tel Aviv; Israel: You hit Tel Aviv, we'll destroy your country.
Hezbollah still capable of synchronizing operations, Israel still has trouble just past the border.
Iran uses fight to knuckle down on reformists.
It's better to be hot in NY than cold in South Africa.
The dread of half-naked men in the heat--as previously discussed by Michael Fowler.
Homing pigeons could be used to detect urban pollution.
Suicide bomber kills 21 in Afghanistan.
Video: Introducing the Nike McFly, the newest advance in power lacing.
In today's Digest, Sarah Hepola on the week in videos.
Tom Fiedman's six-month window for turning around Iraq has lasted two and a half years.
Either this guy is incredible or this technology is unbelievably stupid. U.S.'s electronic passport hacked in just two weeks.
Forget love--what the world needs now is Matt Damon playing Captain Kirk.
Japan slacks, pushes date for its first moon base from 2025 to 2030.
The shady doctors behind shady online drugstores are in trouble.
Green cemeteries bring trendy organics to death and burials.
It forms part of an appeal to her audience to donate to Aids charities. Madonna mock-crucifies self, angers half of Rome.
Samples of favorite Beatles moments.
Forty-five days in jail is officially not enough to discourage sex with your teenage bride.
The quest to eat 1,000 popsicles in one summer--though what if they were made of beer?
Bangladesh police bring bombs into court as evidence, fail to defuse them.
