New York's currently: sweater off, sweater on FBI announces Al Qaeda is planning an attack on U.S. soil in the coming months, and releases photos of seven terror suspects they'd like to locate. New terror warnings not based on fresh intelligence, but rather on desirable
New York's currently: double-quoting Classified survey of deaths and mistreatment of prisoners in U.S. Army's custody paints "broad picture of misconduct." Body found near jogging path in northern Manhattan believed to be missing 21-year-old Julliard student. More than 500 dead
New York's currently: waiting for fresh, directly In a bid for more time and public support, Bush orates a five-point plan for Iraqi stability, though many key questions remain unanswered. Bush speech calls for demolition of Abu Ghraib prison, as "a fitting symbol of Iraq'
New York's currently: congratulating all recent graduates; also, wondering why the West Village can't look more like Georgetown. U.S. forces hunt Sadr in his stronghold of Kurfa. Wedding video contradicts U.S. denials about recent attack near the Syrian border. Piece of the nuclear puzzle:
New York's currently: spring and summer cleaning American and Iraqi forces raid former favorite and WMD accuser Ahmad Chalabi's Baghdad HQ in investigation of employee wrongdoing and possible espionage with Iran. The rising and falling political life of Ahmad Chalabi. Survivors of strike that left 40
New York's currently: freaked as hell to pick up a newspaper Giuliani plays softball with Sept. 11 commission (or, other way around) during second day of New School hearings. 40 Iraqi civilians killed near Syrian border by U.S. troops gunning for smugglers, battles with Sadr's
New York's currently: a sky of silver linings In response to reports of abuse at Abu Ghraib late last year, the Army tried to curtail Red Cross spot-visits to the prison. At court martial, U.S. soldier pleads guilty to abuse charge. Looking toward reelection, the Bush
New York's currently: knock knock; who's there?; to; to who?; to whom, sucker Hundreds of same-sex couples marry in Massachusetts. Hersh: Rumsfeld's and Cambone's anti-terror black-op ran interrogations at Abu Ghraib to shame Arabs into informing. Doctors flout insurers&
New York's currently: fortified with xanthan gum President of Iraqi Governing Council assassinated, six weeks before scheduled handover of power to new government. Even prior to the assassination, no leader or governing powers set for Iraq. Israel announces plans to demolish hundreds of Palestinian homes along Gaza Strip,
New York's currently: hooked on outdoor ping-pong, beer Fighting erupts in Najaf between U.S. and Sadr-loyal militants, more than 300 prisoners released from Abu Ghraib. Bloomberg beats Pataki for city's refinancing of '70s debt, providing $500 million a year. India's
