Brain-Dead Headlines
From the Notebook pages of The New Republic magazine, a collection of some of the world's worst newspaper headlines.
Study Finds Sex, Pregnancy Link
Cornell Daily Sun
Whatever Their Motives, Moms Who Kill Kids Still Shock Us
Holland Sentinel
Survey Finds Dirtier Subways After Cleaning Jobs Were Cut
The New York Times
Larger Kangaroos Leap Farther, Researchers Find
The Los Angeles Times
'Light meals are lower in fat, calories
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Alcohol ads promote drinking
The Hartford Courant
Malls try to attract shoppers
The Baltimore Sun
Official: Only rain will cure drought
The Herald-News, Westpost, Massachusetts
Teen-age girls often have babies fathered by men
The Sunday Oregonian
Low Wages Said Key to Poverty
Newsday
Man shoots neighbor with machete
The Miami Herald
Tomatoes come in big, little, medium sizes
The Daily Progress, Charlottesville, Virginia
Dirty-Air Cities Far Deadlier Than Clean Ones, Study Shows
The New York Times
Man Run Over by Freight Train Dies
The Los Angeles Times
Scientists see quakes in L.A. future
The Oregonian
Wachtler tells graduates that life in jail is demeaning
The Buffalo News, February 26
Free Advice: Bundle up when out in the cold
Lexington Herald-Leader
Prosecution paints O.J. as a wife-killer
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Economist uses theory to explain economy
Collinsville Herald-Journal
Bible church's focus is the Bible
Saint Augustine Record
Clinton pledges restraint in use of nuclear weapons
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Discoveries: Older blacks have edge in longevity
The Chicago Tribune
Court Rules Boxer Shorts Are Indeed Underwear
Journal of Commerce
Biting nails can be sign of tenseness in a person
The Daily Gazette, Schenectady, New York
Lack of brains hinders research
The Columbus Dispatch
How we feel about ourselves is the core of self-esteem, says author Louise Hart
Boulder, Colorado, Sunday Camera
Fish lurk in streams
Rochester, New York, Democrat & Chronicle