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Dallas Librarians Study Up On Health Law
And you thought learning the Dewey Decimal System was hard. Librarians across the country have been recruited to help people seeking health insurance…
More Problems On 787s Mean Turbulence For Boeing Stock
Shares in the aircraft maker were down sharply after reports that the aircraft experienced an "onboard internal fire" while on the ground.
Introducing Oscar Grant, The Man Behind The Headlines
David Edelstein reviews Fruitvale Station, a dramatization of the last day of a man shot by San Francisco transit police in the early morning hours of New Year's Day 2009.
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How Much Arsenic Is Safe In Apple Juice? FDA Proposes New Rule
The FDA's proposal would set a threshold of 10 parts per billion for inorganic arsenic in apple juice — the same standard used for drinking water. In 2011, a pair of investigations raised alarms about the levels of inorganic arsenic, a carcinogen, in the juice.
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5 Stars: A Mosquito's Idea Of A Delicious Human
If mosquitoes used Yelp, they might look for their next meal by searching nearby for a heavy-breathing human with Type O blood, sporting a red shirt and more than a smattering of skin bacteria. Preferably either pregnant, or holding a beer.
Awkwardly Awaiting The Zimmerman Trial's Outcome
Officials are trying to head off possible violent reactions to the verdict, but isn't it weird to be sitting around discussing human behavior like weather patterns?
Man Hailed As A Hero After Epic Swim Saves Stranded Family
As he swam for hours in darkness to get help for his family, John Franklin Riggs says, he used lights on shore to guide himself. Two children, his father and his sister were on the boat when it sank.
Justice Tightens Guidelines For Obtaining Records From Media
Attorney General Eric Holder says his department will give news outlets prior notice of plans to obtain reporters' phone and email records.
Sphinx Fragment In Israel Hints At Former Egyptian Connection
Robert Siegel talks to archaeologist and professor Amnon Ben Tor at Hebrew University about his recent unique find of an Egyptian sphinx in northern Israel.
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The Latest Weapons In Austin's Abortion Battle? You Won't Believe It
Update, Saturday 11 a.m.: Pro-abortion-rights protesters say they don't believe the DPS statement about feces and urine, and the Texas Tribune couldn't…
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