New York's currently: scrambled, cheeseless Sniper John Allen Muhammad receives death sentence in Virginia courtroom; Lee Malvo awaits sentencing today. New poll shows 51 percent of the U.S. favors legalizing civil unions for same-sex couples, while support for state-by-state decision on same-sex marriage
New York's currently: time out for Spalding Gray Five Britons released from Guantanamo terrorist camp returning to the U.K. today. Kerry leads Bush, 48 percent to 44, among registered voters; Nader gets 3 percent, taken entirely from Kerry. U.C.L.A. sold $704,600 worth of
New York's currently: leftover slush Insiders say Bush is 'consumed' with his road to re-election, even if he doesn't know where he's driving. Still, it's not too early for the candidates to be eyeing Florida. White House pressures Israel
New York's currently: the right way to paste things together Republican aides stole/downloaded thousands of Democrats' computer files over past three years. Bush trampled by protests from firefighters, victims' families over use of Sept. 11 imagery in new ad campaign. Related: Hopefully MBNA will be
New York's currently: mushy, warm, happy This morning: Gay New Yorkers seeking marriage licenses gather at City Hall; city rejects requests. Unknown terrorists with bombs blackmail French railway system, though trains continue to run. Though Attorney General Eliot Spitzer warns gay marriage is illegal in New York, upstate
New York's currently: taking its top (layer) off Kerry wins primaries across the nation, takes congratulations from Bush. Photos from yesterday's attacks on Shiite shrines in Iraq, leaving 143 dead and many more wounded. U.S. rejects Haitian rebels' claim of military control, State Department
New York's currently: practically spring Rumblings over the fairness of Super Tuesday voting as Edwards fights for the life of his campaign and Kerry eyes a clean sweep. And: A crib sheet to find out where the candidates stand on the issues. Where it went wrong: Why this
New York's currently: remembering Hunter Thompson, Larry Darrell, Carl Spackler, Peter Venkman, Phil Connors, Polonius, etc. Aristide flees Haiti with some help from the U.S., while the U.S.'s role in Haiti is again considered. Interim constitution agreed upon by Iraqi leaders, to be signed
New York's currently: down with being upstate Macedonian President dies in plane crash. Bush bars military from using certain types of land mines, puts no limit on use of 'smart' land mines. 'Of course I was bugged. I was well aware of it. How did
New York's currently: the crystal lithium U.K. spies bugged Kofi Annan's office prior to the Iraq invasaion, says ex-cabinet minister (see the transcript of the interview, and the backstory). Greenspan says some Social Security benefits should be cut to prepare for boomers' retirement.
