5 April 2006 By The Morning News — 05 Apr 2006 New York's currently: resolute as often as it can afford to be Massachusetts takes stab at nearly universal health coverage. Despite Katrina, insurance companies saw record profits last year--executives call it a fluke. Emphasis on abstinence and fidelity promotion stymying government AIDS plan. Hussein charged with genocide; chaos and comedy as Saddam returns to court. A military history of the ace of spades, so-called "death card." Former senior Sinn Fein member, and British spy, Denis Donaldson found shot dead. Atlantic subscribers, see Matthew Teague's "Double Blind" for more on Donaldson. 1950s CIA assassination manual. The final match-up in Round Two of the ToB: Iweala vs. McEwan, judged by Adrienne Brodeur! Rushdie's new introduction to Midnight's Children explains how the novel came about. Number 12 show in the U.S. is number one in the world. Reality-show family adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach explains what's wrong with American families. Does Katie Couric really deserve the press coverage of a missing white woman? Want to buy real estate in New York? Maybe you should work for Condo Nast. Trade group Prostitutes of New York hosts tax workshop. Woman's hair weave snares bullet in the Bronx. Paperweight with a bullet inside explodes when teacher tries to squash a bug. Maryland beats Duke 78-75 in overtime, tying second-biggest comeback in a national championship game. Quadriplegic will scale Swiss mountain with aid from climber in robot suit. Malcolm Gladwell on the reasons we need to get by. Video: The art of motion.
