New York's currently: having lunch with mother Big news day: Mechanical Override 'Come Home' feature is provided by a clutch in each actuator Missile defense program grows in secrecy. U.S. refuses to touch Russian Army's human-rights abuses in Chechnya. Woody settles lawsuit
New York's currently: working--no joke--on a redesign HIV infections in South Africa plateau at 25 percent of adult population. Mbeki asks AIDS dissidents--those that doubt connection between HIV and AIDS--to stop using his name. Bush says conditions non-existent for Middle East peace. Bloomberg
New York's currently: in short sleeves White House drafting new military strategy to throw the first punch, requiring far better intelligence services. Portraits of Afghanistan's power brokers as leaders gather for council in Kabul. North Korean defectors charge prisons with baby killings. 'In the brave
New York's currently: off jury duty Best story we've read in weeks: Beijing Evening News publishes Onion story, about need for new Capitol, refuses to make correction. Polls among Israelis, Palestinians, find great opposition to Saudi peace plan. Tentative deal gives Bloomberg control of city'
New York's currently: on jury duty Powell report on slave trafficking finds U.S. allies in worst tier of offenders list. Ashcroft shows off new plan to track 100,000 visitors per year, fingerprinting and photographs for those that pose an 'elevated security risk.' Add Meg
New York's currently: having amazing adventures Car bomb kills 16 bus passengers in northern Israel. Kuwaiti named as likely mastermind of September 11 attacks. Woody Allen testifies ('with his hallmark stammer') against former producers. McDonalds apologizes and pays $10 million for mislabeling french fries and hash
New York's currently: surrounded by kleenexes Egypt's Mubarak says they warned U.S. intelligence a week before Sept. 11 about an al Qaeda attack. On eve before Sept. 11 investigation, CIA says it warned FBI about hijacker, contradicting FBI's assertion it didn't
New York's currently: upset it was recommended to watch Bring It On India and Pakistan's leaders spend Monday in Almaty, Kazakhstan for security summit but don't meet together. As I Lay Quite, Quite Sick: New York State edits literary quotes in Regents tests for
New York's currently: wishing you the best of weekends Silent ceremony for ground zero. Senegal beats France in first World Cup match. Terrorism feared at World Cup: details on South Korea's security. If only this was the most dangerous headline in the news: Gun-toting Russian
New York's currently: the new LA FBI given new surveillance rules, allowing monitoring and research without evidence of potential wrongdoing. Customs service calls for U.S.-bound cargo to be inspected by American officers. al Qaeda probe in 2000 fouled by glitches in 'Carnivore,' the email
