New York's currently: ooooh......just a little unbalanced Prostitutes protest in Paris, against law that forbids 'passive soliciting,' where a woman that gives the impression of soliciting money for sex faces jail or fine, though paying for sex is legal in France. Excellent analysis of why
New York's currently: just like anywhere else, with better pizza Bush now controls all legislative powers: Republicans hold House, gain Senate, take big wins in gubernatorial races, already control Supreme Court. Alec Baldwin expected to threaten moving to France, again. Prostitutes protest in Paris, against law that forbids
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New York's currently: ice skaters in Central Park Turkey elects government led by former Islamicist who supports a secular Turkey, determined to join the EU. You must vote tomorrow: Learn about your candidates before you hit the booth, then find out exactly how long your employer is required
New York's currently: still wondering who's in costume, who's not Girls schools attacked in Afghanistan. Syphilis on the rise for the first time in a decade. Not Related: Liza Minnelli, David Gest, Christian child reality show cancelled by VH1. Queen Elizabeth intervenes, Princess Diana&
New York's currently: making zombie jokes all day long Sniper investigation leads back to killing last month in Alabama, where a third suspect is considered. We would like to interrupt your current programming and introduce Sarah Hepola as a new Contributing Writer. Her picture will appear shortly on
New York's currently: growing a beard for winter U.S. and France getting close to a deal, requiring Bush to consult the U.N. if the U.S. goes alone against Iraq. Federal appeals court rules government can't punish doctors who recommend marijuana to their patients.
New York's currently: determined to have a good day U.N. weapons inspections chiefs tell Security Council they back the U.S./Britain resolution, even if some expectations of Iraq are not practical. Editor & Publisher selects photos of the year. Consumers should take the SNUTTIG bear soft
New York's currently: losing leaves fast Pentagon leak: Reserve call-up, if U.S. goes to war with Iraq, will activate around 265,000 members of the National Guard and Reserves, same amount as the Persian Gulf war. Gas used to subdue Chechen guerrillas killed 115 hostages; 600
[ please join us for a party ] New York's currently: switching gears, changing lanes Two suspects arrested in D.C. sniper killings. Related: Who is John Allen Muhammad? Related: The NRA opposes ballistic fingerprinting. Chechen rebels free eight children from Russian theater. Related: What it's like inside
