New York's currently: all rain and no winter Twenty-nine percent increase in Iraq's insurgent attacks in 2005, with 34,131 total. The White House wants to sell you a secret surveillance program. Relations between the U.S., Afghanistan, and Pakistan--and the joint anti-extremist
New York's currently: trusting only Google for its porn searching needs Bin Laden tape threatens new attacks against U.S., quotes opinion polls, offers truce to American people. White House rejects truce, apparently forgetting it was offered to us, not them--yeesh. Lengthy analysis from Justice Department shows
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
New York's currently: up to its neck in whatever it was knee-deep in yesterday Supreme Court upholds assisted suicide in Oregon--though it was an argument over drugs, not morals. Reporter Jill Carroll's captors threaten to kill her in three days. Online phone records obtained
New York's currently: cock-a-doodling Russia and China agree Iran should "fully suspend" its nukes, though Security Council support is lacking (see current sum-up). Notes from King's march to Montgomery. Aside from brute strength, military researchers find women are just as good
New York's currently: packed with people who funk and knit at the same time Please note: TMN is moving to a new server, so no new feature until Tuesday, and there may be some funk today and over the weekend. Thank you. U.S. and Europe agree to
New York's currently: eating at its desk Right when many curled up and asked to be waked up when it's over, Alito drops bombshells at confirmation hearings. Shiite leader says Sunnis won't have the right to change the new constitution. Did angers flare? Indeed
New York's currently: not always proud, but at least always fed How many times have we written this headline? Iran gets back to its nukes and tells the West to bug off. Those who would be DeLay have DeLay-ed before: sailing with lobbyists, selling out to lobbyists,
New York's currently: now absolutely sure the next person in line is always the last person in line Alito confirmation hearings are off to a roaring start, with great political bombast and little public concern. In Turkey, five more test positive for bird flu; and everyone's
New York's currently: feeling weird with somebody else's words in its mouth U.S. copter crash in Iraq kills 12. Growing rapidly, diabetes claims 800,000 New Yorkers, now considered an epidemic. Cheney retaining fluids. Turkey considers smoking ban in a country where smokers include 60
