New York's currently: rethinking that third donut PSA: You are fucked if your taxes are not in today. NBC to develop a movie about Pfc. Jessica Lynch, with or without her permission. Bloomberg's budget plan, to be revealed today, to close the Prospect Park and Queens
New York's currently: going up to 65 Canadian scientists crack genetic code of SARS, hopefully to speed development of tests for the disease. Related: Hong Kong tourism board runs unfortunate ad. Bouncer at Guernica dies after asking two patrons to extinguish their cigarettes. Shortly after the beginning of
New York's currently: drenched and sick U.S. Army bans American flag in Iraq. Kim Jong-il visits air force base, worried that North Korea is next on the list of America's targets. Apple may buy Universal Music. Knife-thrower slices into assistant's head
New York's currently: slaving away for morons With stiff Chinese and Russian opposition, U.S., France, and Britain halt efforts to confront North Korea. Where is Saddam Hussein? We're at war, people are being laid off every day, and you're not going to buy
New York's currently: better in bed than sheep American Brandstand: Tracking the popularity of cars, drinks, and clothing in the Billboard Hot 100. Mean scientists dash hopes of life on Mars. Neighborhoods ready to fight for their firehouses after Bloomberg vows to close eight. Related: Cobble Hill stroller
New York's currently: hoping good things find Roy Williams Rice jets to Moscow to repair ties with Putin after Russian diplomats and journalists were wounded while leaving Baghdad. U.K. jets to drop blue concrete. Bush and Blair's summit in Belfast hoped to reignite Good Friday
New York's currently: the never ending stormy 23rd person in Hong Kong to die from Sars puts global fatality count in three figures. 12 percent of African-American men, 20-34, are imprisoned. (1.6 percent of whites in same age group.) Three North Koreans defect via the
New York's currently: all April showers and... Congress approves Bush's $79 billion bill for the war, with votes delayed on domestic security and foreign aid. Osama bin Laden's niece having a hard time starting a pop-music career. With guns being fired by soldiers,
New York's currently: in a form of vertigo that does not include spinning NYC handing out free nicotine patches for the addicted. Related: Big tobacco sues California for 'vilifying' ads. U.S. boosts campaign wondering whether Saddam is alive. Congress debates foreign aid, considers punishing Russia,
New York's currently: keeping its head down Previously mentioned National Guardsman Optimus Prime now has his own blog, in addition to his website. U.K. will not attack Syria or Iran. Saddam speech suspiciously mentions Nelly song from last summer. Hong Kong sends 213 Sars victims to isolation
