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New York's currently: purple-toed Bush will sign do-not-call legislation, despite federal judge claiming it unconstitutional last week. Related: Nation's largest telemarketing association says it will abide by the do-not-call list. TMN's Sarah Hepola does face masks with Margaret Cho.
New York's currently: in its favourite dress George Plimpton died Thursday night. Shocking: August heat wave killed nearly 15,000 in France. Edward Said dies at 67. Magnitude 8 earthquake in Japan injures hundreds, cuts off power, water. Do-not-call registry blocked in federal court after being
New York's currently: watching leaves stay green Bush fails to win more international troops or funds for Iraq. Related: Thousands more National Guard members likely to be called up. 18 buses with hundreds of immigrants begin Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride around the states. David Bowie's self-
New York's currently: monsoon-y then sunshine-y Bienvenue Leonard Bonn! Saying the world had 'come to a fork in the road,' at what 'may be a moment no less decisive than 1945 itself, when the United Nations was founded.' Kofi Annan rebuffs Bush
New York's currently: the missing Florida Key Ashcroft directs federal prosecutors to always seek most serious charges possible. Without an agenda, Wesley Clark ties Bush and leads Dems in new presidential-poll. 500 U.K. paedophiles to be tracked by satellite tags. Library Hotel sued for using the
New York's currently: pleased as punch Jacques Chirac urges transfer of power in Iraq to the Iraqi people, says France will only approve a U.N. measure that addresses this. September 11 reports say plot originally involved ten planes. Untrammeled with Party Obligations and other ways for generals
New York's currently: prepared to be embarrassed publicly » TMN PARTY--Last night! Why don't we try to destroy tropical cyclones by nuking them? For those who say argh to booty, today is your day. More than half of states still use dreaded punch-card voting machines.
New York's currently: 100% all-natural and artificial » TMN PARTY--9/20/03 Bush says there is no link between Saddam Hussein and September 11. Related: Bush leads all challengers, Democratic or otherwise, in reelection poll. Related: Wesley Clark enters 2004 race. U.S. speeds up plans for
New York's currently: on a one-name basis with 500 people. » TMN PARTY--9/20/03 South Korea may send 10,000 troops to Iraq, probably for more U.S. support in dealing with its northern neighbor. New Dem candidate Wesley Clark receives rave reviews from friends. Half
