New York's currently: not anxious at all, no not one bit great thanks One: Weapons inspectors find an Iraqi ballistic missile program violates U.N. mandates prohibiting Iraq from building missiles. Two: International Atomic Agency sends North Korea's nuclear missile program to the U.N. Security
New York's currently: the bomb that will bring us together France, Germany, and Russia close ranks to oppose NATO planning for war with Iraq, prepare for showdown over new resolution in the U.N. Majority of Americans see justification for war. Hungry ravens kill 19 sheep in Germany.
New York's currently: expecting snow White House wants authorization to attack if Iraq doesn't cooperate fully with the U.N. by Friday. NATO holds emergency meeting after France, Germany, and Belgium block military planning to send self-defense hardware to Turkey. Philip Marlowe may have been
New York's currently: the smallest city in the world U.S. would be quite thrilled--yes, quite thrilled--to see a second U.N. resolution authorizing war with Iraq. Bush orders guidelines for cyber-warfare, rules under which the U.S. can attack foreign computer systems. Related: Interview
New York's currently: wondering what to do about so many things Recent intelligence breakthroughs made Powell comfortable linking Iraq to Al Qaeda. CSM Middle East editor and Flak chief James Norton reports from a week of traveling in Jordan and Israel. War continues between N.Y. peace protesters
New York's currently: trying to go to the gym after work Studio Daniel Libeskind and the Think team win first round of redesigning the World Trade Center. Powell's speech to the U.N. today is for the highest stakes. What type of beef do you most
New York's currently: exhausted Facing war with Iraq, turmoil in North Korea, rebuilding Afghanistan, international isolation, imminent terrorism, terrible home economy, and dropping polls, Bush outlines budget that embraces giant tax cuts and giant deficits, while cutting programs outside the Pentagon. Rumsfeld deploys bombers within range of North
New York's currently: plagued by Hummers Buzz Aldrin responds to the Columbia tragedy. Also, Astronaut Michael Anderson mowed the lawn wearing goggles as a child, so he wouldn't damage his eyes. The argument for dismantling NASA's shuttle program, by Gregg Easterbrook. Ashcroft orders prosecutors
New York's currently: thinking of buying a slow-cooker (crockpot) Shoe bomber Reid gets three life sentences. George Harrison's track-by-track impressions of Abbey Road, 1969. Invisible to the nation, Cheney looms over Bush behind the scenes. Related: 'No Muslims – No Terrorism' stickers
New York's currently: determined to enjoy the sunshine outdoors European leaders send open letter, supporting U.S. position against Iraq. Bush's connections between Iraq and Al Qaeda stand on a one-legged man, with much skepticism within the intelligence community. Thailand suspends relations with Cambodia after
