The Internet will be destroyed by the Code Red virus, or at least clogged by warning emails.India's Prime Minister offers to resign over mutual fund crisis.Canada legalizes marijuana; Olympic snowboarders disgusted.WTO given warning to change rapidly in order to host more talks.New atomic clock
Armstrong wins Tour de France third time in row, first American to do so.U.K. orders investigation into stories of farmers infecting healthy animals with hoof and mouth disease.Congress will no longer repeal many of Clinton's last mandates.There are now Web-cams on Mars, on
Business executives blame the Internet's design for their failures.Powell pressures Russia to pressure N. Korea to resume talks with Southern neighbor.The Economist makes the case, again, for legalizing drugs.NYTimes names Gerald Boyd managing editor.MIT Physicist says Pentagon is out to get him for criticizing
If you have purchased a Verizon cell phone online, your personal data may be flowing across chat rooms right now.Chinese scholars, with addresses in the U.S., get popped from prison prior to Powell's visit.Indonesia completes first peaceful leadership transition.U.S. rejects biological weapon ban,
With AOL's $100M investment in Amazon, it can now bid a buy-out.NYC Mayor candidate Bloomberg has resigned from four WASP clubs, as acknowledgement of "the obligations of running for public office."Credit Suisse follows Merrill in forbidding its analysts to hold stock in companies
178 countries reach climate agreement, while Bush & Co. disagrees.AOL/TW invests $100M in Amazon, part to pay for its shopping technology.Lucent announces more cuts, between 15,000 and 20,000.As the dot-coms perish, life returns to normal in San Francisco, which isn't saying
Pope tells Bush that stem-cell research is evil.Two faces, no coin: Bush & Putin agree to consider cuts in nuclear arsenals, while Bush plans to abandon biological weapons ban.Pop-under ads are annoying and growing, reports the Times, while sneaking one right under my browser.Pro-anorexics
A tale of riches, hoors, and diaries: Lord Jeffrey Archer off to jail for four years.Could Archer's downfall have been predicted in his books? The Guardian Unlimited investigates.G8 convention begins in Genoa amidst protest and anarchy; Bob Geldof condemns violence.Berlin planning publicity campaign, denying Holocaust,
Against his campaign rhetoric, Bush denies U.S. Isolationism during Europe tour.General Accounting Office demands Cheney's information on White House energy policy development.Egypt arrests 52 suspected homosexuals, citing religious rule.Fortune claimed Apple's Jobs was given $872M when he was given $0.CBS finally
Washington Post's Katharine Graham passes away.House committee approves drilling in Alaskan refuge.Why you shouldn't trust the police with Photoshop: The MeFi thread on the Chandra Levy mock-ups.U.S. warplane crashes in Eastern Turkey.India/Pakistan talks end with dispute over Kashmir.Napster
