Used Lab Equipment Finds A Second Home Overseas
Science is an expensive endeavor. Labs in the U.S. can easily spend millions of dollars each year on equipment, chemicals …
Drug Violence Swamps A Once Peaceful Mexican City
In the latest twist to Mexico’s drug wars, a new group has vowed to launch a paramilitary offensive against a …
Army Names First Black Woman As Two-Star General
The Army has appointed its first black female two-star general. Wisconsin native Marcia Anderson was promoted after a military career …
Pressure Is On For House GOP Freshman To Fundraise
Last month, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee raised almost double what its Republican counterpart took in despite that the GOP …
Are Crackdowns A Turning Point For Occupy Protests?
Police crackdowns in Atlanta and Oakland, Calif., to disperse protests affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement could mark a …
New Hope for Kids with Fragile X
Researchers at Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City are looking for men and boys with a rare genetic disease known as Fragile X- for a new treatment program.
Pat Robertson Decries Social Cons For Pushing GOP Candidates To Extremes
You never know what televangelist Pat Robertson is going to say. But you can rest assured that he will never …
Herman Cain Leads Mitt Romney In Ohio But GOP Field Trails Obama
By the time Ohio’s 2012 Republican presidential primary rolls around in June, the GOP nominee is likely to have been …
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Travel Photography: An Eastward Eye
At first glance, it’s hard to tell when these photos were taken. If you notice the Polaroid border, you’re getting …
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