New York's currently: the essential conclusion of most good arguments U.S. postwar deaths now equal Iraq war fatalities: 138 on both sides of May 1st. Mafiosi are nearly asexual, have rare 40-second quickies, says Mafia-sex psychoanalyst. U.S. North Korea envoy Jack Pritchard resigned Friday,
New York's currently: cooling down Defrocked priest convicted of sexual abuse killed in prison. Newsweek poll says most Americans do not want Bush elected to a second term. U.S. crime rate lowest since 1973. Jack Beatty, 'The War After the War.' Pete Sampras to officially
New York's currently: home for the pony girl White House to exempt thousands of old plants and refineries from installing new anti-pollution devices. 10,000 French 'most probably' dead from heat stroke, says government. Remembrance of Kirk Varnedoe by Blake Gopnik. Taco Bell runs voting-
New York's currently: gonna make me sweat U.S. warned a week ago of Baghdad U.N. bombing. Former radical fugitive Kathy Boudin, convicted for her role the 1981 armored-car robbery in Rockland County, N.Y., granted parole. Domino sugar factory on East River to cease much
New York's currently: ready for the Nets in Brooklyn 18 killed in Jerusalem suicide bombing; 17 dead in Baghdad U.N. headquarters attack. Lucky number sold for $280,000 in China. Bacon-and-egg economics: America's pork, egg, and beef producers prefer to think the Atkins
New York's currently: the William Golding Girls Explosion rocks U.N. headquarters in Baghdad. Liberian government and rebels sign peace deal. 14 European hostages freed after six months in Sahara. Downing Street authorized 'substantial rewrite' of Iraqi weapons dossier. Senior French health official resigns following reports
New York's currently: squeezing juice U.S. abandons plans to control Iraq's oil industry. Naval exercises scheduled in the Coral Sea, including 'nonpermissive boarding,' to send signal to North Korea Liberian peace deal expected for today. Michelin-starred Irish chef survived Brooklyn jail by
New York's currently: pinch-hitting FRIDAY NOTE: Due to blackout, we are unable to publish today, but service should return on Monday, with Max Power. Man shoved onto tracks at Union Square yesterday evades oncoming train by rolling into a gully. Amiri Baraka's daughter and her
New York's currently: a haunted carnival Heat wave in Paris has killed 100 in the past eight days. Related: Bodies left unburied in heat-stricken Paris, while a quarter of France's nuclear power stations are shut down. Julie Powell, Julia Child's Mastering the Art
New York's currently: planning to recall Dana Tyler Four killed, dozens injured in two suicide bombings in Israel and the West Bank. California scrambling to manage recall, an election that includes an ad campaign as a candidate and may cost $66 million. Charles Taylor resigns, leaving behind war-
