New York's currently: engineering less often than reverse-engineering Senate Judiciary Committee votes to legalize 11 million illegal immigrants. Mexican towns emptied of working-age men and women; $20 billion sent home last year. County testing wastewater to learn how many citizens are doing coke. How to sell
New York's currently: toying with its meteorologists Protests held across the U.S. in support of illegal immigrants, whose choice of residence may soon be a felony. Illegal immigrants do the work other Americans won't--and it's no longer a question of wage. Bomb
New York's currently: worshipping at the Temple Iraq informed it can no longer rely on U.S. funding for rebuilding. Representatives want to know why Bush needs so much money to build so many bases in Iraq. Cheney's tour rider asks for 68 degrees, Fox News,
New York's currently: noticeably beard Raid on house in Iraq frees Norman Kember and two other Christian peace workers. Still reeling from last year's financial losses, G.M. to offer buyouts to 113,000 union workers. Sonia Gandhi resigns from Indian parliament over moonlighting allegations. We&
New York's currently: very sunny, very cold, very eager to see spring Basque separatists ETA declare permanent ceasefire. Political capital burns in Iraq, says Bush, plus troops will be there until 2009. Conservatives gleeful that federal money--at least $157 million in grants--is finally funneling to their
New York's currently: desperately seeking summer FBI agent testifies that his superiors' lack of interest in Moussaoui's terrorist connections was "criminally negligent." Everything in Iraq going according to strategy, claims Bush; Iraqis buy terrorism insurance. Insurgents attack police station north of Baghdad, free
New York's currently: crowing Three years on, Bush and Cheney see success in Iraq, though Allawi says a civil war is underway. Details of abuse from U.S. anti-terrorism unit, like inmates used as paintball targets. Villepin indicates he won't back down on labor law;
New York's currently: trying to fill the dance card Friday, March 17: Due to events beyond our control, there will be no headlines today. But check back Monday for a full serving, plus the Tournament of Books! And watch out, the ToB betting window closes Sunday night. Netherlands-
New York's currently: layering, de-layering, re-layering Israeli forces invade Palestinian prison, seize six inmates wanted in the 2001 assassination of Israel's tourism minister. (Photos of the raid.) Please note: If you are ever a lawyer in a terrorism trial, don't let your
New York's currently: number-lunching Flubs dog Moussaoui case; judge considers sparing him the death penalty. Iraqi police find more than 60 bodies in the last 24 hours; new parliament needed more than ever. Britain cuts its troops in Iraq by 10 percent. Iranian human rights activists say
