New York's currently: blaming delivery guys Increased autism cases have more parents seeking already limited care services. BBC director-general resigns after courts question its reportage in its claim the government overstated the Iraq-WMD connection. Super Bowl ads you'll see, and what you should expect.
New York's currently: frozen over and windy as shoot 10 killed, dozens injured by suicide bomber in Jerusalem, attack claimed by Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades. Kay endorses outside inquiry into pre-war data on Iraq's weapons. Hutton report devastates BBC, clears Blair and Campbell. (For background,
New York's currently: generating lyrics Kerry takes New Hampshire, Dean lands in second. WMDs or no, Bush remains convinced of Saddam Hussein's threat. Martha Stewart's legal team says Stewart may have received an insider stock tip. Testimony shows calm phone call from Sept. 11
New York's currently: an Avercamp picture without the jolly Federal debt to reach $1.9 trillion in 10 years, could double if tax cuts are permanent, says Congressional Budget Office. White House backing away from assertions that Iraq had weapons. Related: Blair also under attack, and he admits
New York's currently: tundra Cop shoots unarmed teen in Brooklyn projects. Former women inmates in Iraq emerging to bond with each other. Former top U.S. weapons inspector in Iraq believes weapons not there, says intelligence agencies owe an explanation. Slave trade in children for sex blooms in
New York's currently: doing things a little nutty Iraqi leaders push Bush administration to drop caucus system as leading Shiite cleric finds new ways to protest. Point-by-point fact-checking on Cheney's interview with NPR. All-out war between Brooklyn residents and developer/new-Nets
New York's currently: iced up Scientist's account of touring North Korean nuclear plant. Pentagon's Internet voting deemed too risky. Rescued home décor in Paris. Hiking magazine contains route that would send climbers off the edge of a cliff. On our way to Brooklyn: Nets
New York's currently: tethered to the machine Bush proposes few new programs, includes solutions Congress has already rejected. Related: Motives and fictions in the SOTU address. Lunatic subway rider severs thumb from 71-year-old Queens man, chews up his grandson's face. TMN's Choire
New York's currently: slip-sliding Paul O'Neill's warning of Reagan-era deficits. Kerry wins Iowa caucuses, Gephardt expected to bow out. Why? 'There wasn't the enthusiasm for Dick,' the source said. Next: On to New Hampshire, with no clear victor
New York's currently: tfiffin' For the first time since World War II, Japan sends its troops into a combat zone --this time, Iraq. Israel plans to hunt down and kill the leader of Hamas in retaliation for attack on border guards. Bush extends offer to Asia and
