New York's currently: not for you Our Executive Chiefs turn out to be crappy executives: Cheney stays hidden while news boils about his $18.5 million profit at Halliburton. Government buys gas masks for Birmingham residents living near a chemical weapons incinerator. Blade Extremely Sharp! John Lindh and
New York's currently: out to pasture Four found guilty for Daniel Pearl murder, leader sentenced to death. New pulp novel has Vladimir Putin as Russian 007, hunting down and killing Chechen rebels. Arab leaders hope to soften Bush's stance on Palestinians. Neo-Nazi takes shot at
New York's currently: couchez-ing avec toi, ce soir Lawmakers fight to out-do the White House's penalties for corporate crimes. Q: Do bananas drink coke or pepsi? A: Neither, they drink blood because they're evil. Extremely good banana jokes. Animal locomotion, including Where&
New York's currently: anti-depressed U.S. drops opposition to American soldiers being held accountable by war crimes tribunal, asks for compromise, allowing one-year pass on prosecution for any citizen from a country that didn't ratify the International Criminal Court. (Human rights golden boys Russia
New York's currently: surrounded by rich people Up to 77,000 tons of nuclear waste to be dumped inside Nevada's Yucca Mountain. Bush calls for corporate scandals to be exposed, executives to get jail time. Related: The President's take on business ethics seems to
New York's currently: everything but Manhattan HOT: When the review says more about the reviewer... Peck to Moody: 'You are the worst writer of your generation.' Dale Peck trashes Rick Moody's new memoir, plus past works, in the New Republic, though says Moody is
New York's currently: totally set to rule Majority of gay men with HIV don't know they're infected. Lawmakers call for increased military role in Afghanistan after assassination, Bush says no. Road to hell paved with white people. Study finds only 16 percent of voters
New York's currently: on vacation until 8 July 2002 Tension among allies: U.S. vetoes extension of the U.N. mission in Bosnia after Security Council refused immunity from war crimes court to American soldiers. As New York papers fling reporters into high-society to cover tales of
New York's currently: revved-up, psyched, and stoked Who bassist John Entwistle dies. Salon faces the money crunch: down to the last $1.5 million. Morning News totally can't relate. Longtime Microsoft critic (putting it lightly) Sun joins Microsoft and IBM in an effort to improve
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