Israel raids West Bank town Jenin; Palestine appeals for U.N. protection.Charleston, SC, plans slavery museum.America's eldery head to Tijuana for cheap prescription drugs.Leading South African businessman warns of Zimbabwean-style-attacks if white business doesn't share more.Eighteen percent of personal pages
Zimbabwe farmers evacuate as mobs take over, with federal approval.Another suicide bomber strikes Israel, injuring 15.The secret of Wintour's confidence: Teen Vogue, unlike all other teenage girl magazines, begins accepting breast-enlargement ads, claiming teenagers know difference between ads and ads-nots.School principals fear the
Bush backs partial stem cell funding.Israel strikes back with occupation of PLO hq in E. Jerusalem.Heat wave pushes metro-area energy to utmost limits.Mother of real "bubble-boy" calls for boycott on new Disney film.Print is alive! Dan Rather claims tv-journalism too light-
U.S. broke child-porn e-business Landslide and arrested subscribers.Palestian suicide-bomber killed at least thirteen people in Jerusalem pizza parlor.China admits AIDS crisis by sending health officials into the field.The Times has a thin-coverage article on digital art, but at least mentions Jon Haddock&
Federal judges dismantle federal snooping software on their computers.Gore Vidal, convinced of secret police, calls McVeigh a hero.NYTimes, in a very strange move, calls Bette Midler a "homo-name."Salon used Aeron chairs to measure dot-com delirium; readers responded, citing the chairs as better than
Euro RSCG declares "Dark, leathered big-hair preppies cooking fatless beef" IN, "Blond, anorexic models in tweed, playing video games and using VCRs" OUT.Microsoft Chief asks to have it "given up" for him, imitates coked-up monkey.Italian scientist to impregnate eight British
Palestine rejects Israeli's most-wanted list after ten people wounded near Israel's Defense Ministry.Nearly 10,000 inmates in NY have Hepatitis C.Bush takes month-long vacation in Texas, calling it "Heartland Tour."In the world of recent lay-offs, multi-tasking becomes
"The Big Sleep" edition"You're not very tall, are you?": U.S. man to amputate legs with homemade guillotine on Web broadcast."Not bad looking. Oh you probably know it.": Gore prepares his re-entry into politics and grows a beard while
American scholar, accused of drug dealing and espionage, may be released on Friday.House endorses Bush's energy plan with limited arctic drilling.White House heralds new deal on patients' rights; co-author of bill says he was never consulted.As people cry wolf, Code Red still remains
EPA rules that GE must spend half a billion dredging the Hudson River.Italy orders media to hand over film of G8 protests.Serb police chief keeps finding freezer trucks full of bodies.House bans human cloning, but what are the side effects?Woman returns first edition of Darwin'
