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| Australian Scientists Say Can Rebuild Immune System
Australian scientists have used stem cells to grow an organ in mice critical to the immune system, saying the technique could be used to restore the human immune system in AIDS-HIV and cancer patients. |
Police add details to kidnapping
suspect’s description Police investigating the apparent kidnapping of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart added details Tuesday to the description of the suspect and said he was not aware that the girl’s little sister witnessed the abduction. |
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| Now showing on satellite TV: secret
American spy photos European satellite TV viewers can watch live broadcasts of peacekeeping and anti-terrorist operations being conducted by US spyplanes over the Balkans. |
Beam me up,
Scotty - one laser-beam encoded stream of information at a time It's teleportation, Jim, but not as Star Trek fans know it. A team of scientists in Australia have managed to "teleport" a stream of information encoded in one laser beam and made it reappear in another beam a metre away using quantum physics. |
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| EPA proposes relaxing rules on air
pollution The EPA and industry said the changes would make plants more efficient, and thus cleaner. But environmentalists said the EPA was rolling back the Clean Air Act... |
Vermont takes aim at doctor’s perks Vermont is about to become the first state to take aim at drug companies’ practice of lavishing everything from ball point pens to free trips on doctors and nurses. |
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| White House staffers
let Bush, Rice sleep after explosion on Jerusalem bus Aides decided Tuesday to let the president and his national security adviser sleep for a while after the 67th Palestinian suicide bombing -- the deadliest in Jerusalem -- since Bush took office. |
Islamic Bloc, Christian Right
Team Up to Lobby U.N. Conservative U.S. Christian organizations have joined forces with Islamic governments to halt the expansion of sexual and political protections and rights for gays, women and children at United Nations conferences. |
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| The Disappearing Mind By the year
2050, as many as 14 million Americans could be suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
With new technology, doctors can diagnose the condition at its earliest stages in an
attempt to stop its terrifying progression. Will they succeed? |
How Secure Is a Nuclear Waste
Truck? With the arrest of Jose Padilla, our worst fears were confirmed: Al Qaeda was planning to build and detonate a dirty bomb containing nuclear material in an American city. A danger previously relegated to Hollywood screenplays is now a reality. |
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| Parents outraged over school sex survey of
10-year-olds Seven Mesquite School parents whose children were given a controversial survey that asked questions of a sexual nature have filed a claim against Palmdale School District of the Antelope Valley, about 50 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles. |
Conservatives not satisfied with
Bush's record Conservative lawmakers and activists disappointed with President Bush's
first 18 months in office are calling into question his tactics and strategy in advancing
the conservative agenda. |
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