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For 6 years, Haji Bismullah, an Afghan detainee at Guantánamo Bay, has insisted that he was no terrorist, but had actually fought the Taliban and had been part of the pro-American Afghan government. The Bush administration flew him home after a milit
The FBI and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have joined the search and investigation for Arthur Nadel, president of Scoop Management Inc, whose reported disappearance was followed 2 days later by complaints from investors who said
Clearly, when the order to open fire is finally given, it will follow many years of patient, peaceful attempts to find justice according to law, when all peaceful options have been exhausted. ~ Mark Yannone A violation of the “natural born citizen
Research shows that photonic crystals can change color as quickly as other technologies. (This means that you can buy a magazine and have the entire content changed with a download... Imagine)
The electronics industry hopes to woo consumers with eye-popping technology.
Konarka, a solar-cell startup based in Lowell, MA, has opened a commercial-scale factory, with the capacity to produce enough organic solar cells every year to generate one gigawatt of electricity, the equivalent of a large nuclear reactor.
Methane, an organic molecule that on Earth is usually produced by life, has been found emanating from three specific regions on the surface of Mars.
Dense films of carbon nanotubes store large amounts of energy.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The incoming Obama administration is considering setting up a government-run bank to acquire bad assets clogging the financial system, a person familiar with the Obama team's thinking said on Saturday.
Carbon nanotubes can be thought of as sheets of graphite rolled up in different ways to form tubes. Depending on how they fold, the nanotubes can either have metallic or semiconducting properties
A new inflatable safety device could keep trapped coal miners alive until help arrives
President-elect Obama must have either an enormous capacity for forgiveness, or a short memory. On Friday night, he told CNN's John King that he has "always thought" Bush was a "good guy."
Gaza was enjoying a second night of calm on Monday as Israeli troops began withdrawing after their deadly 22-day onslaught in the battered territory was halted by a fragile ceasefire deal.
The Steelers will meet the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl in two weeks in Tampa.
Just as the company makes engines, it will now make battery packs for electric cars.
Tool use was once thought to distinguish humans from animal — until, that is, so many animals proved able to use them.
Israel is pulling out of Gaza, conveniently two days before the Obama Inauguration. They had a whole additional day they could have kept bombing.
SNL has a web exclusive of Ann Coulter stopping by Weekend Update for a chat with Seth Meyers and an impassioned defense of George Bush.
"Saturday Night Live" opened with Diane Sawyer interviewing outgoing VP Dicky Cheney. No matter what he's asked, Cheney regrets nothing.
The clock is ticking the last few hours before the United States federal government willfully and blatantly violates the Constitution, and federal employees willfully violate their oaths of office.
Buffett said Americans are in a cycle of fear, "which leads to people not wanting to spend and not wanting to make investments, and that leads to more fear. We'll break out of it. It takes time."
Disturbing as well is the prominence of Duncan's belief in offering a key role in public education to the military. Chicago's school system is currently the most militarized in the country, boasting five military academies, nearly three dozen
Obama doesn’t care about freedom - not yours as an American, and certainly not that of foreigners. He is neither benevolent or enlightened. So what’s to celebrate?
The Arizona Cardinals rallied to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 32-25 in the NFC championship Sunday afternoon, earning the first Super Bowl trip in their long and not-so-glorious history.
Wow! Those ferry boat captains are amazing!
An internal investigation has cleared the Pentagon of violating a ban on domestic propaganda by using retired military officers to comment positively about the war in Iraq in the US media. In a report posted on its website Friday
Krugman’s column was titled “50 Herbert Hoovers: State cuts fuel economic crisis,” and rehashed the classical Keynesian line that governments should expand spending and increase deficits during recessions.
Some analysts warn that fear may hit new extremes in a second round of the global financial crisis as the costs of government bailing outs send bond yields spiking, crippling the global economy and contributing to yet more failures of banks and compa
And like the man says, we’ll keep this up while we can …
This Youtube rap video makes several good points while having spot on timing.
