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The Morning News
6 January 2006
New York's currently: ready to push the radiator out the window 130 Iraqis killed in suicide attacks on Thursday; Shiites want retribution, blame the U.S. Pat Robertson doesn't get shy about suggesting God had a hand in Sharon's stroke. If Sharon dies, who
5 January 2006
New York's currently: preparing to leave the city for the woods to earn a plaque Eighty killed today by suicide bombers in Iraq, the deadliest day since March, 2004; 50 killed yesterday. Sharon underwent emergency brain surgery after an extensive stroke Wednesday night; current condition stable but heavily
4 January 2006
New York's currently: racking up store credit all over the place Contrary to earlier reports, only one miner has survived the West Virginia mine explosion. U.S. airstrike north of Baghdad kills family of 12. Iran breaks European agreement, says it will resume uranium enrichment, or rather, it&
3 January 2006
New York's currently: iced over, snowed on, and sleeted Thirteen West Virginia miners trapped 260 feet below ground; governor prays for a miracle. German rescuers race to save survivors at a collapsed ice rink where 11 died. Twenty-five percent of federal antiterrorism money will now be distributed
2 January 2006
New York's currently: resolute, mf White House won't ask for more money to rebuild Iraq, suggesting the end of the $18.4 billion rebuilding effort. Wildfires continue to blaze across Oklahoma and Texas. Southern California besieged by heavy rainstorms as San Francisco starts to dry off,
23 December 2005
New York's currently: pushing charity TMN will resume its daily publishing schedule on Monday, January 2nd. Happy holidays! In case you don't trust us, Charity Navigator helps you figure out where to give. AmeriCares for domestic and international relief. Donors Choose: Purchase materials for teachers whose
22 December 2005
New York's currently: three hours late, just like everybody else Transit talks resume, MTA runs ads urging employees to return to work. How do you end a transit strike, anyway? Now that's a good question. Because you can't just hire 33,700 new people-
21 December 2005
New York's currently: learning how to drive a subway train Just before negotiations with the workers' union broke down, the MTA proposed new demands that would have given it little savings. The transit strike is costing NYC over $300 million a day, or maybe it's
20 December 2005
New York's currently: hijacking anything that moves New York public transportation shuttered by strike, the first time in 25 years. Related: The union's blog for your comments, the city's "contingency plan" site, and the rideshare board on craigslist. How illegal guns get