Headlines from January 19, 2006

New York's currently: feeling a bit like an Amur tiger
Fifty killed yesterday in Iraq; 36 bodies found killed execution-style, many identified as police recruits.
The case for believing NSA whistle-blower Russ Tice.
For only $399 you can buy a lot of "inspiration" for your college application essay.
Thinking of moving to Brooklyn? Here's a landlord you do not want to rent from.
Op: Latin American has two ways of turning left.
British defense attaché in Thailand goes berserk after one too many on the plane, tells fellow passengers North Korea is "untrustworthy."
As protests become more common in China, so does the overwhelming force used to put them down.
Moscow zookeepers feed elephant vodka to keep him warm during cold wave; drunk elephant destroys heating radiator.
Greenpeace dumps dead whale on Japanese embassy's doorstep.
Couple who planted a finger in Wendy's chili receive combined 21 years in prison.
Suicide bombing no problem on public buses, but on a soccer field? Forget about it!
Supreme Court tells lower judges to reconsider barring an exception for medical emergencies in law that restricts teenagers' access to abortion.
Once-a-day AIDS pill may be approved by the end of the year.
Serious screenwriting is serious business--but here's the secret formula to make billions.
Take part in this year's TOB by recommending your favorite novels from 2005!
Universities have the best pranks; architects just don't come close.
Video: Apple meets The Postal Service.
Double your sex life by removing the TV from the bedroom.
Photographs for people who like to see cars get stuck, with bimbos; bimbo-less pictures also available.