New York's currently: shocked Russell got this far Bush gets anti-environment plan backed as the Senate slashes clean air regulations. City approves Christo project to install 23 miles of saffron-colored fabric in Central Park. PBS gets the Web: Two films follow the 1998 investigation of James
New York's currently: very cold, because we are weak Germany follows France in opposition to war in Iraq. Man arrested after cursing burnt McNuggets. Maine pharmaceuticals-coercion plan, called Maine Rx, hits the Supreme Court today, supported by states, despised by drug companies. Cat-cloners say cloning does
New York's currently: 12th Nighting France vows to block a resolution authorizing military action against Iraq, while U.S. deploys 37,000 troops to the Gulf. Al Hirschfeld dies at 99, after a century of portraits. Republicans relax rules so lawmakers can accept gifts and favors from lobbyists.
New York's currently: welcoming Sarah Hepola to snow-city 12 rockets equipped to carry chemical weapons found in Iraq. No-one quite sure what the discovery means, why the U.N. announced it, whether the rockets are listed in the 12,000-page document provided by Iraq, or
New York's currently: refusing certain temptations Bush pressuring weapons inspector Blix to skip March 27 report on Iraq, focus instead on January 27 so U.S. can declare war shortly after. Related: If Blix's report finds no weapons in Iraq, U.S. to rely on omissions
New York's currently: growing the way things grow in fast movies Bush to declare opposition to Michigan's affirmative action policies, currently at stake in the Supreme Court. New York experiencing a bank-robbery renaissance, say police. John Le Carré: America has entered one of its periods
New York's currently: watching people move out of the city Nine states and the District of Columbia building a joint non-profit to manage their prescription plans to avoid pressure from the drug makers. Malawians attack senior politician, accusing him of harboring vampires. Blair insists the U.N.
New York's currently: almost over its head-cold U.S. looks for oil-fix from corrupt governments in West Africa. Steve Case, co-founder of America Online, gives up his chairman title. New York's winter of 2002–3 may go down in the gloom-books as
New York's currently: a little late due to a birthday party North Korea becomes first country to withdraw from Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, says it has no intention to produce nuclear weapons. Illinois's soon-to-be-missed Governor George Ryan to pardon four on death row, continuing
New York's currently: gorgeous outside This kind of news day: Ice falling off Empire State Building closes streets, diverts buses, kills no one at this time. The Trent Lotte: separate but equal parts coffee and milk that you mix together. British families grunt, having forgotten how to chat.
