New York's currently: hot for Johnny Edwards Early: Kerry picks Edwards (though that doesn't stop the NY Post from picking Gephardt on front page). Note: Post image pulled from site. Tensions as American soldiers watch independent Iraqi security forces express sympathies for U.S.'s
New York's currently: fireworkin' Hussein, before an Iraqi judge, hears the charges against him. Security forces opened fire on university students trying to deliver a petition to Mr. Annan. In the human disaster that is currently Sudan, Colin Powell and Kofi Annan witness the misery first-hand.
New York's currently: a combo of love and labor and getting lost In light of Supreme Court's granting military prisoners access to courts, U.S. may move detainees from Cuba to prisons in the states. Iraq assumes legal custody of Hussein and 11 of his top
New York's currently: looking California, feeling New York U.S. says the power of government truly is in Iraq's hands, though contractors in Iraq will retain legal exemption. Fourteen months of occupation for L. Paul Bremer; Hussein to enter Iraqi custody on Wednesday. When Kerry refuses
New York's currently: the last place you'd expect to find peace, but there it is While you were sleeping: U.S. transfers sovereignty to Iraq, surprise ceremony to avoid attacks. Average college tuition at public universities has fallen nearly a third since 1998. Beheadings threatened against
New York's currently: wondering how long the media would chat if Britney and Madonna were both murdered within six months Iran breaks agreement with France, U.K., and Germany, plans to resume building equipment for nuclear weapons program. 105 killed, 321 injured in yesterday's coordinated attacks
New York's currently: a pygmalion of pigeons White House claims no part in 2002 Justice Department memo defending torture. And: Though Rumsfeld initially approved harsher interrogation techniques, he stepped them down six weeks later. Iran to release captured British sailors. U.S. plans to offer North Korea incentives
New York's currently: open-mindedly miserable Russian troops pursue Chechen rebels who killed 48, including three regional officials, overnight. Iran to prosecute eight U.K. sailors who crossed its border. The happier your mood, the more liable you are to make bigoted judgments. Happy people are nasty, deluded
New York's currently: an indoor backyard barbecue Government and military officials have repeatedly exaggerated both the danger the detainees posed and the intelligence they have provided. Investigating the value of Guantanamo prisoners. As the transfer of authority approaches: A look at how occupation has changed both Iraq and
New York's currently: day two of morning runs (you don't want to know) Iraqi official says martial law possible if insurgents' attacks continue, doesn't mention how it would be any different from current occupation. Sept. 11 panel: Cheney ordered planes shot down (in
