7 June 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: hot, hot, hot, wet, hot, hot
Supreme Court says Feds can bogart your medicinal marijuana.
Emails exchanged by top Pentagon officials reveal startling admission of bailing out Boeing.
America eats more of its meals on the go, and the detergent industry is happy to remove the stains from spills.
The new orientation: asexual, and proud of it!
I guess I'm more into hearing about sex crimes than sex anyway. Amy Sedaris on sex.
Flourishing trade for legal immigrants to rent their social security numbers to illegals.
George Clinton wins masters of Funkadelic albums and prepares to claim millions.
It's hard to prepare for the worst when you think you're the best. If crises are simmering problems, not sudden explosions, why are corporations so often caught unawares?
It's been 70 years since the last French dictionary, and the immortals only meet on Thursdays.
New Yorkers beset by Stockholm Syndrome, convinced their apartments are big enough.
City scrambles to save Olympics plan after Jets stadium is (thankfully--eds.) defeated.
Weird NJ holds the garden state's best secrets, like White Man(n)a.
Robert Lowell was once the great American poet; now he's largely unread, untaught, and unaware that Elizabeth Bishop has trumped him.
Audio: Napoleon finds his way into the spelling tournament.
An elevator to space? It's not that crazy.
Brad Pitt to design restaurant and penthouse in part of new Gehry development.
I wish my shoes understood me. Interview with seven-year-old who had his monster drawing turned pro with the Monster Engine.
