Friday, May 28, 2004

Bush plans to cut homeland security
The Bush 2006 budget plans cuts in homeland security and education.

Vatican appoints key abuse figure to post
Former Cardinal is dubbed to honorary post in Rome.

Pill to cure gray hair? L'Oreal says yes
Cosmetic scientists believe they've identified the gene that causes gray hair.

Missing document may indict Rumsfeld
Doc. in torture scandal may be 'smoking gun.'

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Kerry, McCain ticket would kill Bush, 53-39

Kerry gets Google-bombed; "Waffles" brings up his site

Clarke approved bin Laden family exits

Prisoner freed after being held longer for refusing to cut his hair

Kerry to accept nom from convention

Candidate in local Italian election is found dead and without his head

Washington, D.C. principal sold bus to Panama?

Peace deal, after 21 years, brings Sudan joy

Three-year-old dies from being obese

U.S. horror actor is prince of Afghan province

Gen. Zinni: Iraq war was greatly misguided

Britain will send 370 more troops to Iraq

Al-Shahristani says no to Iraq interim presidency



			MEETING KERRY Our wistful Portland columnist recounts his encounter with the tanned 'war hero.' Why Kerry-McCain is a no go A hypothetical speech for Kerry Google censors ads criticizing Bush OUTRAGE Recent events in Iraq have led to questions of what outrage really means. By Dara Purvis Bush speech offers more questions Abu Ghraib indicative of Bush failure Bush apology too little, too late DEARTH OF BRITISH BLOGS Why British blogs — and the dissidence they stir — are scarce. By James Clasper. A hypothetical speech for Kerry Private England: A victim of war?

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Italy issues strict rules on making pizza

Ex-Rite Aide chief jailed

Lines blur between ads and articles

Doctors' ties may spread disease, study says

Firms sue Google for ad links to competitors

NY Times: We misled in lead-up to Iraq war

Hyperactivity linked to food additives

Spam now accounts for 70 percent of email

British museum bans sketching of exhibit; 'No' to drawing artifact

Modern art mogul's works burn in fire

Terrorists in Israel pledge to kill Madonna

Potter star mobbed at American premiere

New head at BBC

MARRIAGE
Gay marriage wins and civil unions get the runner-up. Perspective by Brian Halley.
Lessons to learn from Vietnam
Why failure in Iraq is not an option

XANADU
The latest, "Un-Rave," from our glamorous guide to all things L.A., Xanadu Xero.
The real Hollywood Boulevard
Ask Xanadu: How to marry rich
How to shoot your own 'adult' video

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Editors' desk — Media news & commentary

At long last, the Times has apologized for misleading reporting in the weeks leading up to the Iraq war. Their primary reporter largely relied on a now-disgraced source (and at that time still questionable), Ahmed Chalabi. Flashback: A former editor blasted staffers for not focusing on the millions killed by Saddam Hussein in light of the recent torture scandal.

A former New York Times restaurant critic who has since left the paper lost 60 pounds since she stopped dining on the Times' behalf.

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