News Selected By World News Trust Editors
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Anthrax attack on US Congress made by scientists and covered up by FBI, expert says (Sherwood Ross)
The terrorists who perpetrated the 2001 anthrax attack on Congress likely were U.S. government scientists at the army's Ft. Detrick, MD., bioterrorism lab having access to "moonsuits" that enabled ...
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Study: Thousands Of Veterans Return With Mental Illness
Nearly a third of veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan who received care from Veterans Affairs between 2001 and 2005 were diagnosed with mental health or psychosocial ills, a new study ...
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New Details on the Phony 'Voter Fraud' Angle in the U.S. Attorneys Purge Scandal (Brad Friedman)
EXCLUSIVE: New Details on the Phony 'Voter Fraud' Angle in the U.S. Attorneys Purge Scandal... An Insider's Report from a New Mexico Election Attorney on the Firing of David Iglesias and the ...
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NASA Scientist Jim Hansen Grim On Sea Level Rise (Kerry Obrien)
If we get warming of two or three degrees Celsius, then I would expect that both West Antarctica and parts of Greenland would end up in the ocean, and the last time we had an ice sheet disintegrate, ...
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World may get greener, then wilt, due warming (Alister Doyle)
Global warming is expected to turn the planet a bit greener by spurring plant growth but crops and forests may wilt beyond mid-century if temperatures keep rising, according to a draft U.N. report.
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Senate Rejects Democratic Iraq Troop Withdrawal Plan (William Roberts)
The U.S. Senate rejected Democratic- backed legislation that calls for U.S. troops to be withdrawn from Iraq.
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Senate Judiciary Committee OKs Subpoenas In U.S. Attorney Probe (AP)
Committee postpones authorizing subpoenas for President Bush's top aides
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MIT panel provides policy blueprint for future use of coal (Energy Bulletin)
Leading academics from an interdisciplinary Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) panel issued a report today that examines how the world can continue to use coal, an abundant and inexpensive ...
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How The Right Went Wrong (Karen Tumulty)
"We're in the political equivalent of a world without the law of gravity," says Republican strategist Ralph Reed. "Nothing we have known in the past seems relevant."
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Gonzales's Hold on Job Slips Over Prosecutor Firings (Robert Schmidt)
U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales's hold on his job is slipping after President George W. Bush, his chief benefactor, said he has some explaining to do and a Republican senator joined Democrats ...
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Pentagon Issues Dire Look At End of '06 in Iraq (Ann Scott Tyson)
The Pentagon yesterday released its bleakest assessment of Iraq yet, reporting record levels of violence and hardening sectarian divisions in the last quarter of 2006 as rival Sunni and Shiite ...
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