New York's currently: going out for cheeseburgers and calling it a day U.S. charges Jose Padilla after holding him for three and a half years, using evidence collected while he's been confined. Pentagon tentatively plans to reduce U.S. troops in Iraq by three brigades
New York's currently: raining every Wednesday or, on short weeks, Tuesday More than 40 million people have AIDS, with five million infected last year. Europeans to delay referring Iran to the Security Council for sanctions. GM tacks on another 5,000 to the 25,000 jobs it will
New York's currently: wearing a helmet at all times Bush to Asia: "Embrace democracy, enforce human rights, open up trade." Asia: "..." At least he didn't throw up on the Japanese premier: Bush follows his dad into the approval rating cellar. Sharon to
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
New York's currently: finally glad it splurged on that winter coat Congress agrees to keep the Patriot Act--set to expire at the end of the year--mostly intact. Discovery of secret torture chamber in Baghdad has Sunni leaders furious, saying the Shiite government knew it existed--and
New York's currently: going to the gym to avoid thinking about the government Senate demands White House reports on Iraq every 90 days, designating 2006 as the year we back out. Tips to succeed with many wives, from the founder of the Indonesian National Polygamy Society. Iraq orders
New York's currently: nighttime sniffling and sneezing, stuffy-headed so you can rest, plop-plop-fizz-fizz, and all that Rice brokers Israeli-Palestinian deal to open Gaza strip for all. Car bomb kills two outside Pakistan KFC. Republican Senators push new legislation to coerce the administration toward
New York's currently: striking fear without warning U.S. quietly shares stolen Iranian laptop to prove Iran's pursuing big bad nukes. Bomber caught by Jordan confesses on TV. Iraqi defense official says most suicide bombers are Saudis arriving through Syria. Real-life Indiana Jones recounts how
New York's currently: wondering WHEN IN HELL is a senator going to leak the rest of the Abu Ghraib photos? Suicide bomber kills 29 in Baghdad cafe popular with cops. Senate votes to strip Guantánamo detainees of right to challenge detentions--if passed, nullifying the 2004 Supreme Court
New York's currently: wondering when these puddles are going to freeze Fifty-seven killed, over 100 wounded in Jordan hotel bombing--al Qaeda claims responsibility. "We thought it was fireworks for the wedding but I saw people falling to the ground." The history and tranquility of
