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  • The Big Thirst people don’t realize how dire the situation is
  • Un-"threat"-ing Iran US must recognize the legitimacy of Iran's integral role in Iraq
  • Why Shouldn't We Be Bitter? what Obama actually said
  • Obama would ask his AG to "immediately review" potential of crimes in Bush White House nobody is above the law
  • A world of hunger A new Cold War is taking shape, around energy and food
  • Food price rises threaten global security - UN many more people will suffer and starve
  • Forty Years Later, (The Late) Martin Luther King Still Silenced Back then, elite media denounced King's critical comments; today they simply silence them
  • Cyber vigilantes foil gadget thief internet users solved robbery and seized stolen goods as police sat stumped
  • Financial Meltdown: Time for a Holiday From Progressive Politics? Wall Street got themselves in a huge mess through their own greed and stupidity
  • German ministers try to ban Scientology
  • Across America, Deadly Echoes of Foreign Battles 121 veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan have committed a killing in US
  • Under the cloud of war An impressive list of the achievements of the Iraq war
  • No peace in Israel-Palestine Israel working to make a viable Palestinian state impossible
  • Iran Stopped Nuke Program In 2003 unforeseen development undercuts Bush's rhetoric regarding Iran as a threat
  • Afghanistan 'falling into hands of Taliban' the question is not if the Taliban will return to Kabul, but when
  • In U.S., more kids get life terms Israel runs a vastly distant second, but no other countries do it
  • US prison system 'costly failure' little impact on crime but great cost to the taxpayer
  • Suicide Epidemic Among Veterans Twice the rate of other Americans
  • Rapture Rescue 911: Disaster Response for the Chosen no need to pray, just pay
  • Obama Envisions New Iran Approach if elected president would engage in aggressive personal diplomacy
  • Overseas visitors give America a miss, costing it $100bn Travellers feel US entry experience is among the world's worst
  • FEMA Meets the Press, Which Happens to Be . . . FEMA staff played reporters for what on TV looked just like the real thing
  • Endgame for Iraqi Oil? The Sovereignty Showdown in Iraq
  • The Secret History of the Impending War With Iran That the White House Doesn't Want You to Know
  • White House edits CDC climate testimony removing specific scientific references to potential health risks
  • Don't mention the 'N' word Australia signs nuclear agreement without telling Australians
  • Greenspan's shock: oil behind Iraq invasion everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil
  • 9/11 - the big cover-up? Commission Chair admits official evidence was 'far from the truth'
  • Greenspan attacks Bush on economy Republicans in Congress "swapped principle for power" and "ended up with neither"
  • Another bitter crop of strange fruit Race relations in the US deep south under spotlight again
  • Lindy Chamberlain plea on McCanns "The public want answers, and if they haven't got them, they are going to invent them,"
  • UN rights mission says Israel broke law in Lebanon guilty of "excessive, indiscriminate and disproportionate use of force"
  • Need Iraq suffer more if we pull out? 78 percent of Iraqis say the US presence "is doing more harm than good"
  • History Will Not Absolve Us Leaked Red Cross report sets up Bush team for international war-crimes trial
  • Larry Craig Pervert Scandal Is Tip Of The Iceberg Video footage included
  • Israeli Control of the Mass Media & the 9-11 Cover-Up (Part 1) Where is the outrage?
  • Pentagon ‘three-day blitz’ plan for Iran Out of the frying pan...
  • Gen Sir Mike Jackson attacks US over Iraq approach taken by Donald Rumsfeld was "intellectually bankrupt"
  • Abu Ghraib Swept Under the Carpet New York Times editorial
  • Sex education fails to raise teen abstinence (US) US taxpayers paid over 1 billion for programs that have no impact
  • Update - Prepackaged news Bush govt spends big to control your news
     
  • Sugar and spice... Skip breakfast for a daughter, eat up your cereals for a son
  • Why More Food Is Not the Answer price of food is now locked into the price of oil
  • Climate expert says he underestimated threat Stern: People who said I was scaremongering were profoundly wrong
  • 7,000 years older than Stonehenge: the site that stunned archaeologists one of the most important archaeological finds in a very long time
  • Limited nuclear war would damage ozone layer The effect is far greater than was calculated in the 1980s
  • 'No Sun link' to climate change research contradicts a favoured theory of climate "sceptics"
  • We put it there, so let's go first in cleaning up those with the most should do the most
  • Investor puts his money into the rainforest "creating wealth that is worth having"
  • 'Virtual massage' can relieve amputees' phantom limb pain Amputees could find relief in a surprisingly simple way - by watching
  • 'Darwin chip' brings evolution into the classroom demonstrating natural selection in real-time
  • Anti-depressants' 'little effect' no bigger than a sugar-coated "dummy" pill
  • The world's rubbish dump a garbage tip that stretches from Hawaii to Japan
  • Transplant creates embryos with three parents first realistic hope of an effective treatment for serious genetic diseases
  • Report busts the myths on cancer risks Breast implants, deodorant and coffee unlikely to cause cancer
  • Geneticists whip up fake DNA scientists build the entire genome of a bacterium
  • Tricks the mind plays Many decisions are facilitated by mental short cuts that usually work well but sometimes trigger misperceptions
  • Machines 'to match man by 2029' machines and humans will eventually merge
  • Blues of puberty too soon Girls are developing younger, with consequences
  • Young chimps trash college kids in memory test people believe naively that humans are the most intelligent
  • Where to water home growing is the best that can be done for the environment
  • A New Green Economics UN Sec Gen Ban Ki-Moon: solutions cheaper than imagined
  • Surfer dude stuns physicists with theory of everything does not require highly complex mathematics
  • Dolly creator Prof Ian Wilmut shuns cloning suggests a way to create stem cells without the need to destroy embryos
  • Yoga May Help Heart Failure Patients study finds multiple benefits
  • Temple built 4,000 years ago unearthed in Peru could be the oldest in the Americas
  • Left of centre — what hands reveal about you Left-handers really are special
  • Extreme sex under the sea Raunch and randiness are rampant among sea creatures
  • Many US states seen facing water shortages 36 states will face water shortages within five years
  • Warming linked to mass plant, animal extinctions could wipe out more than half the world's species
  • The future is here right now, if you can read the signs We are effectively inventing a new species. So where does that leave us then?
  • The End of 'Easy Oil' what is left of the world's petroleum supply -- is the tough oil
  • Record lows in Arctic ice raise heat North West passage now ice-free, for the first time since records began
  • Hlp! My prnts cn cntrl my mbl Australian co develops world-first software enabling parents to control children's mobile usage
  • Man-made microbe 'to create endless biofuel' For the first time, God has competition
  • Scientists develop technique to induce out-of-body experiences But the neuro-scientific basis of this phenomenon remains unclear
  • The dawn of time - after 13 billion years in the darkroom NASA takes photo of the Big Bang
  • Cassini Images Bizarre Hexagon on Saturn NASA's Cassini mission captures amazing images
  • Silicon copies A 3D photocopier that will change the world
  • Tomorrow world Futuristic trends in 2007
  • Global warming study warns of vanishing climates Scientists warn of disaster in biodiversity hotspots
  • Chemical Enlightenment Latest scientific research on spirituality and psilocybin
     
  • Is Bush behind the 911 Attacks? Bold lawyer Stanley Hilton claim evidence. Does he have a case? Judge for yourself, reading this transcribed radio interview
  • The patriot Games publicity stunts on a colossally expensive scale
  • The changing face of hunger the real story of the 21st century will not be the price of oil but the price of food
  • Mantra Meditation Reveals a Hidden Agenda: Are the Gods Alive and Well and Working Towards the 'New World Order'
  • In The Name Of The Father The brain is a window into the self-transcendent states described by mystics
  • A gentler capitalism corporate leaders are looking beyond the bottom line
  • Listen up, you selfish and ignorant people. Stop driving 4WDs far more dangerous than normal cars
  • Survey challenges myths about Islam most Muslims, including radicals, admire the West
  • Stress with children hits women women feel more negative about child care, and more positive about paid work, than men
  • The tiger is not yet roaring A surprising new view of the world's economies
  • Here's the beef: meat-eating days may be numbered the true costs of industrial meat production
  • Conservatism is dying May it rest in peace
  • Shoot to thrill The disturbing link between gaming and the military
  • Same-sex couples grow in U.S. west, south: study suggests banning same-sex marriage draws gay couples out of the closet
  • Subway love an express 'success' web designer finds dream girl via internet
  • Piracy not raiding CD sales file sharing is actually beneficial to music sales
  • Reunited identical twins expose social experiment child psychiatrist showed no remorse and offered no apology
  • It's child abuse and it's time it was cut out How can it be legal or ethical for any human being to choose for another's body to be irreversibly mutilated?
  • Why U.S. Food Aid Benefits Big Business and Not Starving People U.S. food aid lines the pockets of American agribusiness and the shipping industry
  • Journalism must adapt to change Public have a more honest assessment of journalism than we give them credit for
  • UN General Assembly backs indigenous peoples' rights Rights of self-determination and human rights standards recognised
  • Why do some wives still change their names? Insecure or conservative or stupid women are bowing to the wishes of their husbands
  • The boom in online 'death networking' Offering release for the emotions of the bereaved
  • Defying belief The militancy of New Atheism
  • Former U.S. military commander says elites hide knowledge of Extraterrestrials UFO Reality is Breaking Through
  • Scrap the internet, start over Time to rethink the internet's underlying architecture?
  • Learning a new language of love A woman on the lack of male emotional demonstrativeness
  • America shows great promise Is anti-Americanism founded?
  • Meet the neighbours: Is the search for aliens such a good idea? Would a civilisation evolved enough to find us want to destroy us?
  • Hope shines in war on poverty Poverty, health and education are slowly improving
  • Giving till it doesn't hurt Is there an obligation for the rich to give to the poor?
  • America goes to Pot and Prisons Facts on marijuana - USA's biggest cash crop
  • A time of fear and loathing Fear in the age of terrorism