New York's currently: checking weather once, dressing twice European locations of secret CIA prisons are in Poland and Romania, according to Human Rights Watch. Iraq government invites ex-Hussein army officers back to work. The war on terror, now officially won: Airports to relax security. Health experts at
New York's currently: breezy, cool, and working its tail off CIA operates overseas secret prison system to house and interrogate captives. Dems force Senate into secret session, demanding promised inquiry into prewar intelligence (like Cheney and Scooter's lost papers). Yankees warn A-Rod to stop visiting
New York's currently: sunning in November Who is nominee Alito? For foes, it may all come down to one case. Seven U.S. troops killed near Baghdad, making October the fourth deadliest month since the war began. Desperation at Guantanamo drives many to suicide attempts. Press secretary Scott
New York's currently: chewing up babies Bush to nominate conservative favorite Alito for the Supreme Court. U.S., Britain, and France expect swift passage today of U.N. resolution against Syria. Arab leaders warn too much pressure on Syria could lead to chaotic collapse. Cambridge college gleefully writes
New York's currently: already resigned itself to getting egged Miers withdraws Court nomination; Bush promises new candidate soon. A look at the possible candidates and the science behind a Court nominee's qualifications. The Doonesbury strips that would have run next week. After the worst political week
New York's currently: finding satisfied moths where its sweaters used to be U.N. report: Of the 4,500 companies in the oil-for-food program, over half paid Saddam Hussein illegal kickbacks. Investigation reveals increase of weaponry, personnel flowing from Syria to Palestinian militias. Israel launches major
New York's currently: sunny and cold 2,000th U.S. soldier dies in Iraq. Short bios of all killed. Sixty Iraqis killed daily this year in Iraq, up from 40 last year. Bush camp prepares for at least one indictment when the grand jury meets today. Spate of
New York's currently: soggy In Baghdad, three car bombs detonate near hotels popular with foreigners, but fail to get past barbed wire. White House seeks to create loophole, wants CIA employees exempt from new measure to cease inhumane treatment of prisoners in U.S. custody. Bush names Ben
New York's currently: singing happy birthday Wilma comes ashore in southwestern Florida at 125 mph, a Category 3 storm. 15,000 people left homeless by the storm in Mexico. Counterterrorism experts confused by White House "top 10 foiled plots" when serious threats are neighbors to half-
New York's currently: squeezing in all the tennis it can get U.N. says top Syrian and Lebanese officials killed former prime minister Rafiq Hariri (click here for PDF report). Congress finally gives the gun industry a giant shield. Derogatory stereotypes banned at school, including offensive images of
