New York's currently: always too short of its desires United States asked 60 countries to boot several hundred Iraqi diplomats the C.I.A. accuses of spying. Eight people shot, two stabbed at the Broadway City Arcade in Times Square. U.S. caught unawares by Iran's
New York's currently: doing chopped pork for dinner When it's all said and done, if we have to use force, a lot of nations will be with us. Bush will disarm Iraq, with or without the U.N. We can say with some certainty, al Qaeda
New York's currently: all pissed up Germany, Russia, and France say no. Britain floats proposal allowing Iraq more time to comply with U.N. demands. Cheney's office requests a White House satire website to remove pictures of Lynne Cheney wearing a red nose. Thousands of students
New York's currently: not caring much for the go-go It can't get any worse! It can't get any worse! (It is! It is!) Federal deficit balloons, even without Bush's plan to cut taxes, or any costs from waging battles around the
New York's currently: stuck in a K-hole U.S. to lodge protest against four North Korean fighter jets that tailed an American spy plane off the North Korean coast. Pentagon to build its own spy network, competing with the CIA. If you are really stupid, I would
New York's currently: roasting the blues away The United States has no intention of determining the precise form of Iraq's new government. Undeterred by Turkey's pass on hosting troops, though a little excited about its offer to vote again, Bush refuses to talk about
New York's currently: finished watching its country ruled by morons My attitude about Saddam Hussein is that if he had any intention of disarming, he would have disarmed...We will disarm him now. Caught On Film, the Bush credibility gap: a photographic history of the Bush administration putting
New York's currently: unsympathetic to buck-passers Fearing Dan Rather would have the upper hand, Our Bush says ousting Hussein would make the Middle East more stable, somehow extending to Israel. (the White House is still extremely pissed about the CBS interview with Saddam.) Fred Rogers--'Mister
New York's currently: smelling pancakes everywhere Bush convenes panel on global warming; panel tells Bush he's doing a terrible job. States go on borrowing-spree to fill budget gaps, accounting for 9.7 percent of state and local revenue in 2002 (the highest since the '
New York's currently: fishing and spooning U.S., Britain, and Spain ask the Security Council to say Iraq missed its chance to disarm, now go looking for votes. France, Russia, and Germany ask for more time. North Korea fires a short-range missile into the Sea of Japan,
