Bush calls for global emissions standards; rest of the world points frantically at Kyoto. Nigeria files charges against Pfizer for 1996 deaths of children during a meningitis drug trial. Sudanese ambassador threatens America's cola supply over Darfur. Eating corgis is yesterday's news; eating your girlfriend'
"There is some indication of deceitfulness on the part of the individual." How a man with TB was able to board two international flights, drive across the U.S. border. Bush AIDS proposal will double current plan's efforts worldwide, providing treatment for 2.5 million people
Coney Island is under siege, and for Astroland lovers it’s hard to tell if the pirates are friend or foe.
Report: 45 percent of junior enlisted Army soldiers rated their unit's morale as low or very low. (Read the full Army report here.) Bhutan prepares to elect its monarchy; Thai court rules coup-fomenting party is also guilty of fraud. Malaysian court decides Islamic law applies even to
Supreme Court says workers have 180 days to sue bosses for unequal pay; experts believe the ruling opens the door for more discrimination. Either out of economic need or love of their work, for many Americans retirement is an outmoded concept. Bush chooses former cabinet member Zoellick to don Wolfowitz&
What better way to relax after a kid-filled day than with a nice book—and what less likely scenario can many parents imagine? For page-turners everywhere, a novel idea.
Stuart Hawkins’s humorous photographs self-consciously imagine moments of cultural intersection, challenging the audience to imagine what happens before and after a picture is taken. Her work, charming and somewhat confusing, seems to articulate her own experience as an American living in Nepal.
In the span of 48 hours, four Europeans are abducted in Iraq, eight Americans are killed in combat, and 22 civilians are killed by car bombs. Japanese cabinet member and high-level bureaucrat commit suicide over involvement in financial schemes. She's “neither the demon of the right’s
In the first formal talks between the U.S. and Iran since 1980, Iran offers to train Iraq's army. U.S. military sees possible success in Iraq if we seek "ways to redefine success." In Syria, a road revered for pilgrimage is now better known for
Name: Carmen Rupe Time of birth: 1936 Occupation title(s), both real and desired-in-another-lifetime? Entertainer and former Les Girls performer How would you describe your look? Unusual, different, fabulous What do people think when they see you on the street? While many people stare, others often come
