New York's currently: quite happily 26 Military boots Geraldo out of Iraq. American Airlines reaches last-minute date with unions to avoid immediate bankruptcy. Seymour Hersh on Rumsfeld's micromanaging of the war, and the failures of 'shock & awe.' States scrambling, slashing, and begging
New York's currently: waking up to the sound of helicopters for a week now 31 March: Taking the day off for a birthday, publishing will resume tomorrow. Quicktime movie of Bush/Blair serenade. Williamsburg Bridge closed, three men spotted climbing after a long night's drunk. Japan
New York's currently: wishing Woodwyn & Dmitri all the best U.S. calls up more than 30,000 American reinforcements. Avoid Rockefeller Center today, protesters against war-media promising 'massive civil disobedience.' Related: Regime change at CNN 'On Track,' Rumsfeld says. Taxis ditch celebrity
New York's currently: unplugging its media Senate votes to chop Bush's tax cut in half, down to $350B. Children scream and scatter as a headless corpse falls among them. 2001 Onion article, Bush: We must squander our nation's hard-won budget surplus on tax
New York's currently: glad to not have cable Bush requests $75 billion to cover the war for the next six months. More than a billion people lack access to clean water, and things are getting worse. 'Moscow Bombing, 1941,' by Margaret Bourke-White. American mobsters training
New York's currently: grateful for anything good, like the weather 65+ percent of registered Chechen voters turn out to vote on Moscow-backed constitution. The horror behind the marketing: Shock & Awe, defined. Nearly half of Americans believe Saddam was personally involved in the Sept. 11 attacks. Also,
New York's currently: ne freaking out pas White House very pissed at BBC video of Bush getting his hair done, practicing with the teleprompter. Republican House leadership wants to slash $844 million from veterans' medical care next year. Protest planned for New York tomorrow, 12pm, Broadway between
New York's currently: self-medicating Drilling in Alaska defeated in the Senate, 52 to 48. White House aims at Saddam with special CIA information, misses. Latest developments of war in Iraq at-a-glance. Investigation into alleged $500 million payoff from South Korea to North Korea for its
New York's currently: off due to sickness, see you tomorrow Bush tells Saddam & Sons to leave in two days or face war. Blair loses three ministers in objections to war without a U.N. mandate. Cost of war pegged between $95 billion and $1.92 trillion. Air
New York's currently: goddang sunny and beautiful m.f. Diplomatic process to disarm Iraq ends today, says Bush, Blair, and Aznar. Related: Bush's plan sees Iraqi society overhauled within a year, with much of the work handled by U.S. corporations. Portraits of puppies and kittens.
