The New York Times Agency May 2010

(NYT2) UNDATED -- July 11, 2001 -- DIVORCE-DECORATING -- When two people go their separate ways, there's rarely an equitable split of their possessio...

(NYT8) JERUSALEM, Isarel -- July 11, 2001 -- MIDEAST-PERES -- Despite mounting Israeli hostility toward Yasir Arafat, Israel's foreign minister, Shimo...

(NYT12) UNDATED -- July 11, 2001 -- MILWAUKEE-CATHEDRAL -- Archbishop Rembert Weakland's plans to renovate the interior of Milwaukee's cathedral have...

(NYT5) BREDELL, South Africa -- July 11, 2001 -- SAFRICA-LAND-1 -- This week, the South African government won a court order allowing it to forcibly e...

(NYT6) BREDELL, South Africa -- July 11, 2001 -- SAFRICA-LAND-2 -- This week, the South African government won a court order allowing it to forcibly e...

(NYT1) WASHINGTON -- July 12, 2001 -- HOUSE-CAMPAIGN-FINANCE-1 -- The House was close to judgment on whether it would rein in runaway spending on fede...

(NYT13) NEW YORK -- July 9, 2001 -- BOX-TRINIDAD-HOPKINS -- Boxing promoter Don King, center, raises the arms of WBA Middleweight Champion Felix Trini...

(NYT14) NEW YORK -- July 9, 2001 -- BOX-TRINIDAD-HOPKINS-2 -- Boxing promoter Don King, center, smiles as WBA Middleweight Champion Felix Trinidad Jr....

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- July 9, 2001 -- COMCAST-AT&T -- Comcast Corp. cranked up pressure Monday for its $55 billion bid for AT&T Broadband's cable proper...

(NYT3) SHUAFAT REFUGEE CAMP, Israel -- July 9, 2001 -- MIDEAST-ISRAEL -- Bulldozers leveled 14 Palestinian homes under construction Monday in one of I...

(NYT15) ROXBURY, N.J. -- July 9, 2001 -- SCI-LYME-DISEASE -- Deer and white-footed mice are carriers of the bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Deer ti...

(NYT12) SNOWMASS VILLAGE, Colo. -- July 9, 2001 -- SCI-PARTICLE-ACCELERATOR -- The directors of major physics laboratories in Europe, the United State...

(NYT11) NEW YORK -- July 9, 2001 -- SCI-PREGNANCY-RISK -- Preeclampsia, one of the most dangerous and perplexing complications of pregnancy, appears...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- SCOTT-HERON-DRUGS -- Gil Scott-Heron, the musician, writer, spoken-word poet, and activist, whose politically pointed lyrics in t...

(NYT10) WASHINGTON -- July 9, 2001 -- WHITE-HOUSE-MOMENTO -- Neil Flaherty, a.k.a. "The Guy in a Chicken Suit" on the TNN show "Pop Across America" to...

(NYT13) CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md. -- July 8, 2001 -- BOX-SCOTTLAND -- The gym called Round One Boxing in Capitol Heights, Md., is home to a certain breed...

(NYT14) CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md. -- July 8, 2001 -- BOX-SCOTTLAND-2 -- The gym called Round One Boxing in Capitol Heights, Md., is home to a certain bree...

(NYT10) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- July 8, 2001 -- CAMBODIA-ARTIST -- At the age of 60, nine years ago, Svay Ken decided to paint pictures. He needed mo...

(NYT11) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- July 8, 2001 -- CAMBODIA-ARTIST-2 -- At the age of 60, nine years ago, Svay Ken decided to paint pictures. He needed...

(NYT2) SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -- July 8, 2001 -- CELL-PHONE-PHOTOS -- Philippe Kahn, founder of Lightsurf, a company based in Santa Cruz, Calif., is mark...

(NYT18) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- COMCAST-AT&T -- Seeking to become the United State's biggest cable television company, Comcast Corp. made an uns...

(NYT1) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- E-COMMERCE-COLUMN -- The Internet divisions of traditional retailers have amends to make for the misery they have...

(NYT20) NEWARK, N.J. -- July 8, 2001 -- EMPLOYEES-INVEST -- For the first time in the 20-year history of the popular 401(k) retirement savings plan,...

(NYT4) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- FRANCE-MURDERS-BOOK -- In 1993, Emmanuel Carrere, a French novelist and screenwriter, was fascinated by the case o...

(NYT6) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- HARRIS-MUSIC-REVIEW -- On the Fourth of July, 15,000 people gathered in Battery Park in lower Manhattan to watch E...

(NYT9) WASHINGTON -- July 8, 2001 -- HUTCHISON-PROFILE -- Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, 57, has a reputation as a hard-working politician and as an iron...

(NYT16) UNDATED -- July 8, 2001 -- MEXICAN-HERB -- An obscure hallucinogenic herb from Mexico is becoming popular in the world of recreational drugs,...

(NYT3) NOYACK BAY, N.Y. -- July 8, 2001 -- NY-FISHING -- Jon Semlear, who has fished in Noyack Bay for 18 years, left at dawn Sunday to check his net...

(NYT19) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- NY-GIGLIO-LILY -- One hundred and twenty men carried the giglio, an 80-foot, 4.5-ton structure, through Williams...

(NYT17) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- NY-HARLEM-GOSPEL -- The United House of Prayer for All People in Harlem boldly proclaim their faith with brass....

(NYT12) ASIR, Saudi Arabia -- July 8, 2001 -- SAUDI-TOURISM -- With its bleak deserts and its moral code that makes the Pilgrims seem louche, Saudi A...

(NYT7) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- SULLIVAN-PROFILE -- Pick a handful of the acclaimed plays of the last four years, and chances are Daniel Sullivan...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- July 8, 2001 -- SULLIVAN-PROFILE-2 -- Pick a handful of the acclaimed plays of the last four years, and chances are Daniel Sulliva...

(NYT8) NEW YORK -- July 7, 2001 -- BASEBALL-ORIGINS -- For nearly a century, historians have trolled stacks of dusty tomes in hopes of unearthing the...

(NYT5) UNDATED -- July 7, 2001 -- CAMPAIGN-FUNDRAISING-REVIEW -- The zeal with which the Democratic and Republican parties are pursuing wealthy indiv...

(NYT4) HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- July 7, 2001 -- CHILD-POVERTY-REVIEW -- In 1999, after nearly a decade of unprecedented economic growth, one in six America...

(NYT6) RAMALLAH, West Bank -- July 7, 2001 -- MIDEAST-ARAFAT -- Palestinian officials believe that Secretary of State Colin Powell's recent trip to t...

(NYT3) WEST POINT, N.Y. -- July 7, 2001 -- MILITARY-WESTPOINT-REVIEW -- There is the reassuring sense of a permanent Fourth of July at the U.S. Milit...

(NYT7) NEW YORK -- July 7, 2001 -- NY-POST -- Even the most casual reader could tell that changes were afoot at The New York Post when its newest col...

(NYT9) NEW YORK -- July 7, 2001 -- NY-POST-2 -- Even the most casual reader could tell that changes were afoot at The New York Post when its newest c...

(NYT21) NEW YORK -- July 6, 2001 -- AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROL -- As air traffic delays have noticeably worsened in the last few years, Congress, aviation ex...

(NYT3) NEW YORK -- July 6, 2001 -- BKW-LOBO-PROFILE -- New York Liberty power forward Rebecca Lobo, 27, a crowd favorite, is back. Lobo became the po...

(NYT19) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- July 6, 2001 -- CAMBODIA-AIDS -- Just as Cambodia is emerging from three decades of war and mass killings, it finds it...

(NYT31) PHNOM PENH, Cambodia -- July 6, 2001 -- CAMBODIA-AIDS-2 -- Just as Cambodia is emerging from three decades of war and mass killings, it finds...

(NYT8) PEIXIAN, China -- July 6, 2001 -- CHINA-DOG-MEAT -- However shocking to Westerners, the use of dogs in northeast Asian cuisine has gone on just...

(NYT9) PEIXIAN, China -- July 6, 2001 -- CHINA-DOG-MEAT-2 -- However shocking to Westerners, the use of dogs in northeast Asian cuisine has gone on ju...

(NYT27) PEIXIAN, China -- July 6, 2001 -- CHINA-DOG-MEAT-3 -- However shocking to Westerners, the use of dogs in northeast Asian cuisine has gone on j...

(NYT34) PEIXIAN, China -- July 6, 2001 -- CHINA-DOG-MEAT-4 -- However shocking to Westerners, the use of dogs in northeast Asian cuisine has gone on...

(NYT10) LANTANA, Fla. -- July 6, 2001 -- ELDERLY-BEEFCAKE -- "The Men of the Carlisle," a beefcake calendar published this spring by the Carlisle, a r...

(NYT11) LANTANA, Fla. -- July 6, 2001 -- ELDERLY-BEEFCAKE-2 -- "The Men of the Carlisle," a beefcake calendar published this spring by the Carlisle, a...