New York's currently: having a hot summer, but definitely not in a 1968-in-Germany kind of way note: TMN will be manning the grill on Monday, keeping things black and blue Blair may snub Bush on global warming at G-8. After all, he backs the protesters.
New York's currently: the exception to the rule of "one size fits all" Intelligence czar Negroponte gets more control over spies with consolidated National Security Service. Black man clubbed by white attackers in Howard Beach. Us Weekly launches scholarly Us Quarterly to explore celebrity issues in
New York's currently: terrified of high-rise a/c window-unit meteors With no new strategies to fight off attacks, Bush declares daily sacrifice of American lives in Iraq to be "worth it." Immigrants' fingerprints expire every 15 months, though no one at the immigration
New York's currently: downloading pirated music while walking between subway cars Context tips the scales in Supreme Court decision to permit Texas Commandments and bar Kentucky's. On heels of Court ruling, Christian groups announce plans for similar monuments in 100 cities and towns. New subway rules
New York's currently: battling with server issues U.S. military meeting with insurgency leaders in Iraq to enfold native Sunnis but expel foreign fighters. Trial unlikely for 13 CIA operatives ordered arrested by Italian judge. Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World," the
New York's currently: thinking it could move entirely by subway to a new apartment across Brooklyn, given a whole month to do it Supreme Court rules that un-blighted homes can be seized to make way for public works such as, say, a mall. Op: Government seizure is
New York's currently: having a hard time sleeping, thank you political scumbags Chinese oil firm makes landmark bid to buy California-based Unocal. Major lobbyist bilked Indian tribes for millions to cover personal projects: training Israeli settlers, financing DeLay's golf game. More than 30 killed by
New York's currently: fending off real-estate agents Condoleezza Rice responds to latest assassination by Syria: "Knock it off." Ex-Klan leader found guilty yesterday of killing three civil-rights workers in 1964. Social Security Administration admits it allowed FBI agents to rifle through its files
New York's currently: over-caffeinated for tennis Anti-Syria politician killed in Lebanon, following victory of Anti-Syria bloc. Dems block Bolton again. Newt says, "bad call." Unbuilt homes for sale jumped 47% in the past 12 months. Accusations fly and papers are shut down as
New York's currently: black and white and read all over Israel agrees to vacate Gaza Strip settlements; Palestinians agree to dismantle their abandoned homes. The credit-card company that lost all your data wasn't supposed to have it in the first place. Suicide bomber kills at
