News Analysis: Bhutto’s Return Brings Pakistani Politics To A Boil
Home for just over a week, Benazir Bhutto is rallying supporters and courting the news media, remaining a polarizing figure....
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Spears Custody Battle Gets Nastier
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Pakistan’s News Media No Longer Silent, But Musharraf Has Muted His Critics
Western and Pakistani observers say President Pervez Musharraf has reversed one of his greatest achievements: fostering a vibrant independent news media....
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The Vatican Quietly Signals Its Approval Of A New Bishop For Beijing
The move was an apparent shift for the Vatican, which has long struggled with the Chinese government over the authority to appoint bishops in China....
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Scottish Nationalists Upset Labor In Elections
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Science News

Environment: State Seeks to Regain Recycling Momentum
2008-03-17 05:30 - New Jersey lawmakers have passed a series of measures intended to revitalize recycling in a state that has slipped from a national leader to a laggard.

Cars: Hydrogen Fuel Station Opens in White Plains
2008-03-17 05:30 - White Plains now is the Northeast hub ? and one of three cities nationwide ? for a model program designed to put hydrogen-powered cars in consumers? hands.

National Briefing | SCIENCE: Up and Running in Space
2008-03-16 05:30 - The new Canadian robot for the International Space Station, known as Dextre, had been unable to draw power from the station.

What a Star’s Orbiting Disk Is Made Of
2008-03-15 06:01 - Researchers are reporting that they have determined what is in the protoplanetary disk surrounding the star known as KH 15D.

Cassini Gets a Cool Shower From an Ice-Spewing Moon
2008-03-14 06:01 - NASA’s Cassini spacecraft had a deliberate near-miss with Enceladus on Wednesday afternoon, passing about 30 miles above its surface.

Collapse of Salmon Stocks Endangers Pacific Fishery
2008-03-14 05:30 - Federal officials are contemplating closing the Pacific salmon fishery from northern Oregon to the Mexican border because of an enormous collapse in crucial stocks.

Health Report Raises Dispute Over Great Lakes Pollution
2008-03-14 05:30 - Authors of an independent report say the Bush administration suppressed indications that pollution in the region may have serious health consequences.

Priest-Cosmologist Wins $1.6 Million Templeton Prize
2008-03-14 05:30 - Michael Heller has spent his life asking, and perhaps more impressively, answering, questions like ?Does the universe need to have a cause??

Environmental Agency Tightens Smog Standards
2008-03-14 05:30 - The E.P.A. overruled the unanimous advice of its scientific advisory council for a more protective standard.

A Sand Dollar Riddle
2008-03-14 05:30 - The defense mechanism of sand dollars against predators is literally to split themselves in two, new research indicates.


 
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