Headlines from November 18, 2005

New York's currently: excited to see our invasion of Iraq has led to giving the country to Iran
Iraq suicide attacks kill at least 60.
Notes on the CIA's many joint operation centers worldwide to track terrorists.
Military significantly lagging in recruitment for key positions.
House narrowly approves five-year budget plan--last-minute pork-packing puts it through.
Chinese more interested in buying European brands than American.
Elite French blame riots on immigrants' polygamy.
Holocaust denier David Irving arrested in Austria (see Deborah Lipstadt's six-year ordeal of being sued by Irving).
1945 defense of women as spies.
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New U.K. reality TV show will try to convince contestants they have travelled into space.
As key ingredient in fight against avian flu, star anise meets extraordinary demand.
The top 40 bands in America today.
The White House responds to a Times editorial on Bush misleading America pre-Iraq.
Op: No D.C. profession is immune to pundits.
Rolf Berlin wins top New York streetfood vendor award.
Canadian comedy cracks the Big Apple.
On the streets, "Death to America," but on the court...Americans basketball players in Iran.
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Simplicity becomes a trendy topic.
Business 2.0 caught borrowing content from TMN's Paul Ford; Paul Ford smuggles Gary Benchley into Business 2.0.
How to become the hottest professor on campus.