New York's currently: changing decorations U.S. helicopter shot down in Iraq, 16 killed, 20 wounded. Thousands of young militant Muslim men from Europe and Middle East head to Iraq for jihad. New York City Marathon: Kenyans win competition, P. Diddy races, raises $2 million for public schools.
New York's currently: already scared of hobos The wonderful, wonderful odds of dying by hot tap water, melting nightwear, or contact with lizards. Nameless U.S. officials say Saddam may be coordinating attacks in Iraq. Related: Most names that won contracts in Iraq are very familiar to our
Nothing says Halloween like a gutted teenager, or some other urban legend told around the candy bag. But hasn’t everyone already heard the ending? The Writers band together for a dozen new ways to finish your story.
The bastard child of Mr. Wizard and Amy Sedaris, online provacateur Rob Cockerham talks about busting Herbalife, Bounty towels, and spending $25,000 at Safeway.
New York's currently: voting 'no' for rain First firefighter dies in California wildfires. Red Cross to reduce staff in Iraq; also: number of U.S. troops killed since end of active combat now tops number of U.S. troops killed during active combat. Related: In the
Since the great Columbia University scandal of 1984, paranormal investigations have had a bad rap in the United States, at least on the East coast. Seattle writer Matthew Baldwin joins up with A.G.H.O.S.T. for a night of spirit seeking.
New York's currently: drowning U.S. plan in Iraq: Stay the course, faster, perhaps shift intelligence officers from WMD-hunting to counterinsurgency. Improved chances for the end of Sudan's 20-year war. Downing Street says November's elections for North Ireland assembly will proceed, despite
It’s nearly Halloween, time for ghosts, treats, and hours of time invested in what invariably winds up splattered down your block. Yes: the season-o-Jack. Here’s how to cut your gourd.
New York's currently: anticipating zombies Car bomb kills six in Fallujah. Related: Increasing evidence shows recent attacks against Western targets in Iraq are from foreign fighters. Sharon says Israel will not kill Arafat. Due to the recent bombings, Red Cross may scale back aid in Iraq. States sue
Once the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, Howard Dean has lost a lot of ground to Clark and his free candy bars. Can the campaign recover? Our reporter hitches a ride on the Dean bus and reports on the new political strategy.
