Web rights worldwide may be compromised by global treaty.Michael Goldberg's daily report at Neumu is, in our opinion, very much worth your precious time.The story behind '.ua', the country code with a past.Actor Carroll O' Connor, television's Archie Bunker, dies
Gardening at Alcatraz.Don't forget your goat leggings: Stonehenge parties for the Summer Solstice.Minimalist artist Rachel Whiteread.The first total solar eclipse of the millennium.We want to go there: the new Apple retail stores.Despite rumors, no, the new "Real World" on MTV is
When you love seafood and you live in New York: you need a plateau de fruits de mer.The search for the sexiest geek alive.Beatles for Sale: the childhood home of John Lennon and the original score for "Yesterday" to be sold over the Internet.Luxury draws
Four-year-old boy drowns in drummer Tommy Lee's backyard pool."Okay, we're through." "Uh...scratch that." Netscape jumps back into the browser game; Morning News still looks bad in the browser. Forbidden Fruit: The Church of Satan shows its support for
There are 39M miles of fiber-optic cable laid in the ground, and only three percent is used. [wsj]Texas Governor rejects ban on executing the mentally retarded; ban on gramatically retarded beheadings still in place.G8 summit may be moved to warships under threat of anarchist-led violence.Three
White House education (or, testing) bill passed, including Helms's amendment to block funding to schools that block boy scouts for discrimination.Mbeki, looking for investments in South Africa, rules out sanctions against Zimbabwe.Riots follow Bush's trail at EU Summit.Apple and The Church of Satan
White House cancels bombing on Vieques; Sharpton upgraded to "chicken and water" status.Directing the spin: Bush claims official George Lucas status for Star Wars appeal, despite NATO-majority disapproval.University of Iowa apologizes for making orphans stutter.Protesters swarm Goteborg, Sweden for EU meeting.The roaming, revivalist
Seattle judge rules birth-control must be covered by health insurance.Israel and Palestine agree on cease-fire; Hamas rejects Arafat's acceptance.Russian journalist goes undercover in England to find how hard it is to work illegally.Diplomats rock out until Iraq gets tired of The Jam.Covad
Israel and Palestine are close to agreeing on cease-fire, despite Israel's reservations about Mitchell-plan and Palestine's objections to Israeli ideas.U.S. continues to reject Kyoto pact, arguing it will solve global warming problem by funding research and letting the market find profits in
Feed, Suck, and Word Magazines are gone."Women on Waves," a private Dutch ship, will perform abortions in international waters.Bush concedes global warming issue--plans to spend millions--but still sets bar well below international levels.Macedonia launches new attack against Albanian insurgents, encouraging guerrilla response.The
