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Feb. 8th, 2015 09:30 pmClimate Change Is of Growing Personal Concern to U.S. Hispanics, Poll Finds
How big food brands are boosting profits by targeting the poor
Surviving the Nazis, Only to Be Jailed by America
To End Solitary Confinement, Rikers Steps Out Of The Box
Niger army repels fresh Boko Haram attack on border town
Scientists Invent a New Steel as Strong as Titanium
I’m an Anti-Braker
Bitter economic winds hasten oil industry’s retreat from the North Sea
It had never been verified before: unlike other biopolymers, RNA, the long strand that is 'cousin' to DNA, tends not to form knots.
Black girls in New York schools were expelled 53 times more than white girls: Researchers
‘Rubber Hand’ Illusion May Build Understanding of Sensory Processing In Autistic Brains
Somalia criticises US bank's move to halt remittances
"I find it extremely problematic to suggest that a library doesn't need a book--award-winner or not--that features a minority protagonist on the basis that there aren't many readers of that minority who use the library. To me, that suggests both a bias on the part of selectors as well as a lack of trust in the readers we serve."
The forgotten children: Investigating sex-trafficking in America
Haitians demand lower fuel prices in mass protests
The powerful cheat for themselves, the powerless cheat for others
Artificial Photosynthesis for Energy Takes a Step Forward
The Muslims of Early America
UK-US surveillance regime was unlawful ‘for seven years’
Fear of Gitmo prisoners returning to 'terror' activities after release unfounded, says top defense official
The Shame of America’s Family Detention Camps
Buried in one of Isaac Newton's college notebooks is a page on which he fairly accurately theorizes on the process of transpiration in plants, two centuries before the concept was elucidated.
Nigeria's Boko Haram 'kidnaps 20' in Cameroon bus hijacking
Wall Street Pays Bankers to Work in Government and It Doesn't Want Anyone to Know
Lebanon army holds the line as ISIL inches closer to border towns
How big food brands are boosting profits by targeting the poor
Surviving the Nazis, Only to Be Jailed by America
To End Solitary Confinement, Rikers Steps Out Of The Box
Niger army repels fresh Boko Haram attack on border town
Scientists Invent a New Steel as Strong as Titanium
I’m an Anti-Braker
Bitter economic winds hasten oil industry’s retreat from the North Sea
It had never been verified before: unlike other biopolymers, RNA, the long strand that is 'cousin' to DNA, tends not to form knots.
Black girls in New York schools were expelled 53 times more than white girls: Researchers
‘Rubber Hand’ Illusion May Build Understanding of Sensory Processing In Autistic Brains
Somalia criticises US bank's move to halt remittances
"I find it extremely problematic to suggest that a library doesn't need a book--award-winner or not--that features a minority protagonist on the basis that there aren't many readers of that minority who use the library. To me, that suggests both a bias on the part of selectors as well as a lack of trust in the readers we serve."
The forgotten children: Investigating sex-trafficking in America
Haitians demand lower fuel prices in mass protests
The powerful cheat for themselves, the powerless cheat for others
Artificial Photosynthesis for Energy Takes a Step Forward
The Muslims of Early America
UK-US surveillance regime was unlawful ‘for seven years’
Fear of Gitmo prisoners returning to 'terror' activities after release unfounded, says top defense official
The Shame of America’s Family Detention Camps
Buried in one of Isaac Newton's college notebooks is a page on which he fairly accurately theorizes on the process of transpiration in plants, two centuries before the concept was elucidated.
Nigeria's Boko Haram 'kidnaps 20' in Cameroon bus hijacking
Wall Street Pays Bankers to Work in Government and It Doesn't Want Anyone to Know
Lebanon army holds the line as ISIL inches closer to border towns
