U.S. researchers have used a controversial cloning technique to make new, healthy, perfectly matched stem cells from the skin of…
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US fracking linked to higher hospitalization rates, say researchers
People who live in areas near hydraulic fracturing are more likely to be hospitalized for heart conditions, neurological illnesses and…
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Five hurt in explosion at Washington state aerospace plant
Authorities in northeast Washington state say that five people were injured in an explosion at an aerospace plant late Tuesday.…
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Saudi Arabia warns Iran against abusing funds from nuclear deal to incite regional turmoil
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia’s state news agency says the kingdom has warned Iran against abusing funds that will…
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YAOUNDE, Cameroon – A Cameroon military spokesman says two explosions went off at a bar in a northern town, killing…
Read More29 killed in bombings across Baghdad, Iraqi officials say
BAGHDAD – A series of bombings Sunday across the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, killed at least 29 people and wounded 81,…
Read MoreNYPD tracking officer data on lawsuits and complaints to identify problem officers
NEW YORK – The New York Police Department is trying to root out its problem officers and monitor patterns of…
Read MoreGermany moves toward recognizing as genocide colonial-era crackdown against Hereros in Namibia
BERLIN – German authorities are moving toward officially recognizing as a “genocide” the colonial-era crackdown in Namibia by German troops…
Read MoreAvoiding ‘baby boy’ on hospital IDs may reduce errors
Avoiding hospital IDs that say “baby boy” or “baby girl” when parents haven’t chosen a first name for their newborn…
Read MoreWhy the mainstream media doesn’t get faith-based entertainment
When more than 1,000 New Yorkers rose to their feet to sing “Amazing Grace” in Broadway’s historic Nederlander Theater, it…
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