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  • News bias in The Associated Press

    News bias in The Associated Press

    July 28, 2006

    A new study conducted at Sonoma State University shows widespread bias in Associated Press (AP) news reports favoring U.S. government positions. On October 25, 2005, the American Civil Liberties Union posted to their website 44 autopsy...

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  • CARTOON

    CARTOON

    July 28, 2006

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  • Time to end the Republican war on science

    Time to end the Republican war on science

    July 28, 2006

    WASHINGTON — “The Republican War on Science,” a best-selling book by Chris Mooney, exposes the multipronged offensive by the Bush-Cheney administration and the Republican Party to twist science to their right-wing agenda.. These modern-day “Know Nothings”...

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  • Despite stem cell veto, scientists and patients fight on

    Despite stem cell veto, scientists and patients fight on

    July 28, 2006

    Stem cell therapy holds awesome potential to cure many of humanity’s most debilitating diseases — Parkinson’s, diabetes, Alzheimer’s and spinal injuries — but promising research was dealt a devastating setback July 19 when President Bush exercised...

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  • NYC renters revolt for home rule

    NYC renters revolt for home rule

    July 21, 2006

    Unique to U.S. cities, New York is a city of renters. Almost two-thirds of us rent the apartments we call home. In New York, being a renter is often lifelong and the only circumstance under which...

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