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The question is not geared towards violent video games or violent lyrics in music, but towards tangible, physical violence. The Times have spent the last few weeks talking to kids from inner city...
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Much-maligned UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has received another happy-slapping in the press today, with the revelation that he's a huge fan of the Bee Gees. He has previously named the Arctic...
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A foreign species of ants has been accidentally shipped to the U.S. from the Caribbean. The ants are proving detrimental to electronics and plumbing...
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The government yesterday published online maps which allow users to enter their postcode to find out noise levels in their area. They show the level of environmental noise from airports, industry,...
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Survivors of the recent China earthquakes have fled their homes today following warnings that a huge lake is about to burst its banks in Beichuan. The military is evacuating everybody, including...
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In a sign that they are likely to declare victory in the presidential primary very soon, the Obama campaign is now boasting in a memo to reporters that they are on the cusp of winning the...
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In 2005, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported(1) that drug overdoses killed 33,000 people that year. Roughly 10,000 people died in 1990 of the same causes. In 1999, it was 20,000 people. Are...
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A teacher working at an insular and autocratic international school in Tokyo, Japan (St. Mary's International School) finally finds a way to speak out against injustice happening in that community. ...
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Michigan and Florida alone can't save Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.
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Iran angrily blamed the United States on Friday after at least three of its diplomats were wounded in a Baghdad shooting, saying the Americans are encouraging attacks on Iranians in Iraq.
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The question is not geared towards violent video games or violent lyrics in music, but towards tangible, physical violence. The Times have spent the last few weeks talking to kids from inner city... more
Much-maligned UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has received another happy-slapping in the press today, with the revelation that he's a huge fan of the Bee Gees. He has previously named the Arctic... more
A foreign species of ants has been accidentally shipped to the U.S. from the Caribbean. The ants are proving detrimental to electronics and plumbing... ... more
The government yesterday published online maps which allow users to enter their postcode to find out noise levels in their area. They show the level of environmental noise from airports, industry,... more
Survivors of the recent China earthquakes have fled their homes today following warnings that a huge lake is about to burst its banks in Beichuan. The military is evacuating everybody, including... more
In a sign that they are likely to declare victory in the presidential primary very soon, the Obama campaign is now boasting in a memo to reporters that they are on the cusp of winning the... more
In 2005, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported(1) that drug overdoses killed 33,000 people that year. Roughly 10,000 people died in 1990 of the same causes. In 1999, it was 20,000 people. Are... more
A teacher working at an insular and autocratic international school in Tokyo, Japan (St. Mary's International School) finally finds a way to speak out against injustice happening in that community. ... more
Michigan and Florida alone can't save Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign. ... more
Iran angrily blamed the United States on Friday after at least three of its diplomats were wounded in a Baghdad shooting, saying the Americans are encouraging attacks on Iranians in Iraq. more
