Mr. Risen referred a request to comment to his lawyer, Joel Kurtzberg, who wrote in an e-mail: "We are disappointed by and disagree with the court's decision.
Mr. Risen referred questions to his lawyer, Joel Kurtzberg, a partner at Cahill Gordon & Reindel L.L.P., who said that Mr. Risen would not comply with the demand and would ask a judge to quash the subpoena.
THE ARTS A news analysis article on Thursday about the history of violent films from Warner Brothers, the maker of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises," referred incompletely to the studio's series of "Lethal Weapon" films.
The potential rise refers to the threshold at which tax on inheritance starts to be paid, not the tax itself.
Mr. Springsteen, who made his name in the city and whose debut album was called "Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.," said he intended for "The Rising" to refer specifically to events and reactions to the terrorist attack, and thus thought it inappropriate to use for a building.
"When this office is closed, we'll move on to Sheridan, and Tacoma after that!" one of the evening's impassioned speakers promised to rising cheers, referring to other nearby ICE offices.
Conan begins decoding the riddles in order: "A rolling bell rises me" refers to Big Ben; "My portion is like a chilled boiled egg like a corpse," leads them to City Hall where dolls engraved with Mazarin Stone are found.
JESSICA KOWAL Correction: May 11 , 2006 Thursday An article on April 30 about rising gasoline prices referred incorrectly to the driver from Lynwood, Wash., who posted the message quoted from the Craigslist Web site, seeking riders to share a daily commute.
Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about Senator John Kerry's criticism of the administration's energy policies over rising fuel costs referred incorrectly in some copies to California prices as high as $2.37 a gallon.
Correction: April 2, 2004, Friday Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about Senator John Kerry's criticism of the administration's energy policies over rising fuel costs referred incorrectly in some copies to California prices as high as $2.37 a gallon.
The UNICEF Representative said more needs to be done to combat this rising epidemic and referred to the UN Secretary General's Global Study on Violence Against Children, launched in November 2005 which states that, "eliminating and responding to violence against children is perhaps most challenging in the context of the family, considered by most as the most 'private' of private spheres".
