4 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: behind somebody, somewhere's schedule
Reaction among conservatives to Bush Supreme Court nominee ranges from praise to outright hostility.
Court nominee Harriet Miers: a Bush loyalist with unknown views and no judicial record--a trait shared by dozens of justices.
Is "cronyism" a charge of misconduct, or is it a long-standing Washington tradition?
Sunnis irate as Shiite and Kurdish leaders set new constitution rules in Iraq, ensuring ratification.
Texas grand jury indicts DeLay on additional money laundering charges.
Watch for today's Gary Benchley contest!
European Union finally enters membership talks with Turkey, though mutual suspicion still foments.
Gas prices up, SUV sales down, GM and Ford unhappy--and new conservation rules mean they'll have to be fuel-efficient too.
New York boat that capsized, killing 21 passengers, was missing its second crewman. (Photos of the recovery effort.)
The new deal between teachers and NYC: no seniority and longer work days, but higher pay.
Why are all the comedians Jewish? Charlie Chaplin was half Jewish, so which half? Woody Allen on comedy's questions.
Australians win Nobel Prize for stomach ailment discoveries.
Ukrainian princess marries heavy-metal royalty.
Safety first: How to avoid household injuries between Yom Kippur and Succot.
Debate stirs over whether or not Bob Marley and Biggie would've wanted to hang out together.
The people whom people wish ran the world.
Audio: August Wilson talks about his acting debut in 2003.
Nicolas Cage names son after Superman.
