Brian Gongol
President's Trip to Iraq "Genuinely Delights" Troops (11.28.2003)
Bush and Condoleeza Rice "looked liked a normal couple"
EU Constitution "Wobbles" (11.28.2003)
Sticky question: Is Europe a "Christian" region?
Bush Serving Thanksgiving Dinner (11.28.2003)
How long before some fool calls his trip a political junket?
Italy, Germany Cooperating (11.28.2003)
But it's OK, since they're capturing terrorists
Ever Left Something in a Hotel? (11.28.2003)
Canadian bellboy found plans for D-Day left behind after Quebec Conference in WWII
Bush's Speech to Troops (11.28.2003)
"You are defeating the terrorists here in Iraq, so that we don't have to face them in our own country"
Busting the Nigerian Bank Scam (11.26.2003)
Those bogus emails are one of Nigeria's top-five foreign-exchange industries
Fusion Reactor for France (11.26.2003)
Will cost billions
Making it Easier to Recycle Plastics (11.26.2003)
Molding at room temps saves lots of money
Chinese "Scholar" Busted (11.26.2003)
Had sold computer technology to same Chinese government that busted her
US Planning to Re-Distribute Troops (11.26.2003)
Fewer in Germany and Japan, more in southern Asia
Oh Bloody Heck (11.26.2003)
Florida woman has stroke, acquires strange syndrome, now speaks with British accent
Los Angeles Needs to Find Something Better to Do (11.26.2003)
City worker complains because computers use "master/slave" terminology
Future of Personal Aviation (11.26.2003)
Majority: Cheaper, faster, lighter; still probably not universal
Forbes: 100 Years of Flight (11.26.2003)
Well-done slide show
40% of Australian Housing Loans are for Investment Properties (11.26.2003)
Twice as many there own rental properties as in U.S.
Personal Income Continues Climbing (11.26.2003)
Income from private industry continues to climb
New Al-Qaeda Warning (11.24.2003)
Could be non-conventional. Could be in US.
Chemical Attack on London Foiled (11.24.2003)
BBC: UK official "'sick and tired' of people pretending there was not a terrorist threat"
Pictures of the Georgian Coup (11.24.2003)
Storming the parliament
Georgian President Quits (11.23.2003)
New leadership more pro-Western; want fast reforms
Turkish Government Orders Anti-Terrorism Messages in Mosques (11.23.2003)
Separation of church and state usually good, but I won't argue with this one
Iraqi Terrorists Killing Civilians (11.23.2003)
Scent of desperation in the air
Concerns About Patriot Act Abuse in Nevada (11.23.2003)
Grand jury skipped in investigation of Las Vegas political scandal
Ethanol For Everyone (11.21.2003)
Manitoba to mandate use of 10% ethanol; corn farmers dance for joy
Internet Over Power Lines (11.21.2003)
It can be done, it's just tricky
Government Quietly Issuing Terror Warnings (11.21.2003)
Turkish foreign minister: "[W]e are trying to prove that a Muslim country can be democratic...This may disturb some people"
Radio Tags On Your Clothes (11.21.2003)
Might reduce shoplifting, but could also violate your privacy
Revolution Pending in Republic of Georgia (11.21.2003)
Opposition leader threatening violence
High Taxes Create Black Markets (11.21.2003)
Excessive taxation pushes legitimate businesses out of the market
Free Trade for All (11.21.2003)
Free Trade Area of The Americas coming in 2005...and it's good for you
Two Terrorist Attacks in Istanbul (11.20.2003)
Suicide bombings at British consulate, British bank and shopping center
Terror Attacks Targeted Capitalist Symbols (11.20.2003)
Witness tells BBC: "[T]he area is 'full of modern buildings, symbols of capitalism'".
Al Qaeda Claims Turkish Attacks (11.20.2003)
This is war
Bush, Kennedy Both Elected Without Majorities (11.20.2003)
Why the people who still don't get it about the 2000 election probably don't get what they're saying
Just a Scare at White House (11.20.2003)
Evacuation caused by radar error
Chinese Communists Threatening War Over Taiwan (11.19.2003)
We really don't need war with China, but what's the price of loyalty?
Unsterilized Equipment Being Used in Canadian Hospitals (11.19.2003)
Someone tell the Democratic Presidential candidates who want socialized medicine here, too
Where Are the Protesters? (11.19.2003)
Silent majority (or those with jobs) rules in UK: Cops and reporters outnumber anti-US protesters during President's visit
East Coast Blackout Was Avoidable (11.19.2003)
Causes included bad tree trimming, poor communication, weak alarm systems
Big Fraud Bust Against Currency Traders (11.19.2003)
1,000 victims; 20 years of scheming
Socialized Medicine Doesn't Work in UK (11.19.2003)
Hospitals trying to opt out of government control
Queen Turns Tour Guide (11.19.2003)
Queen, Prime Minister voice support for Bush; protesters number in hundreds, not thousands
"Extremophiles" - The X-Games Players of Microbes (11.19.2003)
Found in slag heaps with the pH of floor stripper
Virus Mimicks PayPal (11.19.2003)
Don't reply with your bank details to unsolicited emails, period
Newspaper Claims Buckingham Palace Not Secure (11.19.2003)
Reporter says he got job based on false credentials with no security check
Reporter: How I Got Into Buckingham (11.19.2003)
Says one of his character references was a guy he knew from the bar
Working for Royals Not Much Fun (11.19.2003)
More staff on show when conservatives in power, less for liberals
Why We Care That Buckingham Isn't Secure (11.18.2003)
Security codes handed over after three days on the job; President Bush on the guest list
Mystery Particle Discovered (11.18.2003)
Imaginative scientists call it "X(3872)"
New Catalog of Endangered Species (11.18.2003)
Sadly we note creators of "Queer Eye" show not among them
United Tries Mimicking Southwest with "Ted" Airline (11.18.2003)
Chicago-based airline (United) passes over Chicago-based jet manufacturer (Boeing) in favor of a fleet of European birds from Airbus
Chase Iowa Inmates Online (11.18.2003)
Look them up. Why? I do not know.
What to Think of Paris Hilton (11.18.2003)
Cute enough to keep our attention, ditzy enough to be the marshmallow fluff on your dinnertime news
Aussie Docs Order Lots of Tests (11.18.2003)
Advocates say socialized medicine reduces costs; reality says docs will do whatever they can to reduce liability, including ordering lots of tests
Town Ordinance Calls for a Gun in Every Home (11.18.2003)
I feel safer already
North Korea Dangerous Not Because They're Good, But Because They're Big (11.18.2003)
More special-ops forces than the U.S.
More Brits Support Bush Visit Than Oppose (11.18.2003)
Protests will inevitably get more attention
Massachusetts Court Says Gay Marriage Allowed (11.18.2003)
Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution says each state must give "full faith and credit" to legal contracts from every other state
Making You Live with Chinese Regulations on Free Speech (11.18.2003)
Establishing a world governing body for the Internet might mean bending our free-speech rights to the will of Communists and dictators
Pulling Back from the DMZ (11.18.2003)
Defense Department says we're still committed to South Korea
Mr. Bush Goes to London (11.18.2003)
UK says Secret Service will be prosecuted if they shoot anybody
She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not (11.18.2003)
Tracking the US-UK relationship over time
Race to the Middle (Right) (11.17.2003)
Canadians proving that multi-party systems tend to consolidate into two-party systems
New Canadian Prime Minister (11.17.2003)
Guess what's near the top of his to-do list? Budget problems from socialized medicine. Surprise!
Commerce Supercedes Differences, But Turkey Pays Anyway (11.17.2003)
Free markets bridge gaps between people with differences; terrorists want to make that painful
Terrorists Now Threatening Everyone They Can Name (11.17.2003)
"You're either with us or against us" is usually a false dichotomy; in the case of terrorism, it isn't anymore
Australia Apparently Ignores Canadian, British Experience (11.17.2003)
No other explanation for expanding socialized health services
"Second-Degree Spam" (11.17.2003)
Failure to tailor messages irritates people when they sign up for newsletters
Electronic Pickpocketing (11.17.2003)
Security lapses mean data on mobile phones can be hacked
Terrorist Threats Push Stocks Down (11.17.2003)
If you haven't priced terrorism into your investments by this point, you need to wake up and smell the fundamentalist hatred
When You Buy In Bulk, You Save! (11.17.2003)
State of Iowa purchases Ramen noodles for inmates 161,280 packages at a time
Sometimes the Cure is Worse Than the Disease (11.17.2003)
How to stop a hijacked big-rig
Online Roots Chasing (11.15.2003)
British crash website with their 1901 census
Georgia Boiling Over (11.15.2003)
Shevardnaze says protesters they're playing with civil war
Canine Tests Indicate Dark Beer Good for Heart (11.14.2003)
Someone actually found a way to legitimize the old college trick of teaching your dog to drink beer
Guinness is Good for You (11.14.2003)
How many times do I have to tell you?
Unholy Alliance (11.14.2003)
France, Germany talking about unification. No punchline; this isn't a joke.
Babboon Moms Act Like Human Moms (11.14.2003)
Cooperate with caring for kids, observe social hierarchy; minivans next?
Economic Recovery Reaches Europe (11.14.2003)
France, Germany both growing again
Scientists Create Virus in Lab (11.14.2003)
Virus built to kill E. coli
Iraqi Resistance About 5,000 People (11.14.2003)
US: Behavior makes them look bigger than they are
Airport Screening for SARS a Bomb (11.14.2003)
Canada says it just doesn't do any good
Viruses Getting Ahead of Software (11.12.2003)
IT departments spending too much time fighting spam to catch on
How to Break Up Enron (11.12.2003)
A phone call you don't want to receive
Notes from the Really, Really Laissez-Faire Camp (11.12.2003)
Economist says Hoover started the New Deal
Bush to Visit Britain (11.11.2003)
The Telegraph rightly calls protesters "anti-capitalists"
Light Up Your Life (11.11.2003)
Scientists try to duplicate solar flares
Saudi Bombing Makes Arab Press Wake Up (11.11.2003)
Even some of the old anti-American presses are now singing a different tune
Georgia Falling Apart (11.11.2003)
President forced out of capital; warlords becoming power brokers
You're Never Far From Censorship (11.11.2003)
Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea mad he didn't clamp down
Veterans' Day Tribute to NCO's (11.11.2003)
Former officer has high praises for sergeants
National ID Cards Set for UK (11.11.2003)
Our trans-Atlantic cousins to be tracked biometrically by 2013
Iran Nuke Programs Get "Mixed" Report (11.10.2003)
Iran starting to cooperate after reading the writing on the wall
Cato: US Should Review Saudi "Friendship" (11.10.2003)
House of Saud still showing little resolve to combat Islamic terrorism
Chicago Panhandlers Win Suit Against City (11.10.2003) (from Opinion Journal)
Lawyers to get about four times the amount panhandlers get
Rumsfeld Ambiguous About Leaving Iraq (11.10.2003)
Says troop numbers to fall by May, but will stay until U.S. achieves "success"
Riyadh Terror Attack Kills 17 (11.10.2003)
Terrorists kill kids
Israeli Paper Blasts Censorship (11.10.2003)
How censorship hurts democracies like Israel and the U.S.
On Veterans' Day (11.10.2003)
Defending our freedom against violent enemies
Senators: Visit Sunny Cuba! (11.7.2003)
Senate Foreign Relations votes to end travel restrictions; maybe they realized trade tends to destabilize dictators
Study: Go Ahead and Screw Around at Work (11.7.2003)
Dutch study says Solitaire and Minesweeper are good for morale
Arafat Still Supports Terrorism (11.7.2003)
Palestinian Authority gives funds to suicide bombing group
True Heroes (11.5.2003)
Announcing This Policy Opens a Serious Can of Worms (11.5.2003)
You're in the Middle of a Huge Collision (11.4.2003)
Bluejacking (11.4.2003)
Estimate: Google Worth $15 Billion (11.4.2003)
Go Support Sears For Its Good Behavior (11.3.2003)
Seven Marathons, Seven Continents, Seven Days (11.2.2003)
On the Chinese Space Mission (11.2.2003)
Guess This Turns the "Sticks and Stones" Thing On Its Head (11.2.2003)
Laser-Powered Plane Launched; Mister Fusion Next (11.2.2003)
Governors' Fiscal Report Card (11.2.2003)
No Protests for You! (11.2.2003)
Saudi Arabia Sees Iraq, Gets Smarter (11.2.2003)
Email "Pollution" (11.2.2003)
Some Cultural Habits Deserve to Wither Away (11.2.2003)
Iraq Circulating New Currency (11.2.2003)
Murdoch to Test Own Son for Job (11.2.2003)
Worst Data Losses of the Year (11.2.2003)
Revising the Patriot Act Two Years Later (11.2.2003)
You're Lucky to Be Here (11.2.2003)
Photos from the WTC Subway Stations (11.1.2003)
Attacks Continue in Iraq (11.1.2003)