7 November 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: questioning the accuracy of "Diet Coke" when it doesn't curb your appetite
After 11 nights of rioting, violence in France peaks--10 officers are shot, 1,400 vehicles burned.
Rescuers search for survivors from deadly Kentucky-Indiana tornado.
In speech, Bush slams Chavez, says Latin America is better off with democracy, free trade.
A one-second difference in New York City's closest ever marathon victory.
Presenting the long-awaited debut film by Coudal Partners: Copy Goes Here.
For the past year Vice President Cheney has--to little fanfare--kept safeguards off treatment of military prisoners.
Noah Baumbach's vision incriminates Park Slope residents, who love his new movie for it.
There is an increasing number of reverse commuters--those who travel out of New York City to go into the job.
A neighborhood profile, understandably brief, of Michiko Kakutani, "the most feared book critic in the world."
Where evangelicals and environmentalists see eye to eye: "creation care."
Brooklyn father intervenes in bar fight, is fatally stabbed while protecting his daughter.
Somalian pirates attack luxury liner, ship's captain makes tricky maneuvers. (Watch the video.)
College officials relish student suffering, require more Friday and early morning classes.
Hip hop tours of New York explore the last three decades of music in the city.
"Country [Music] Takes New York?" Too late.
Photos: Fantastic gallery of cassette tapes.
Japanese schoolgirl, inspired by 1970s British murderer, poisons mother, blogs it.
There are good strips, there are venerable strips, but Calvin and Hobbes was the last great comic strip.
Garfield sucks.
Photos: Evidence of World War II from sites across England.
Eight-year-old physics genius enters university.
