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Deconstructing Dengue: How Old Is That Mosquito?
Dengue fever, a nasty disease caused by a virus, is just beginning to show up in the U.S. It's carried from person to person by mosquitoes, and one researcher studying the spread is looking for clues in the age of the insects. But it's not very easy to tell how old a mosquito is.
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Ralph Nader's $2,680 Airplane Aisle Seat
When Americans traveled by stagecoach, they had to worry about rocks, rattlesnakes, robbers and other varmints. But I wonder if there weren't fewer passenger complaints.
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As CPAC Ends, Contest In Conservatism Goes On
Mitt Romney has struggled to prove his conservative authenticity to voters. At the Conservative Political Action Conference, he hardly uttered a sentence that didn't include the word "conservative." For this weekend — and the primary season in general — the calculation is simple: The more conservative, the better.
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Rising Violence Claims A General In Syria's Capital
Syria's state-run news agency says a high-ranking military officer has been assassinated. NPR's Kelly McEvers reports the attack comes as violence in Syria is quickly escalating.
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Medical Care Reportedly Under Attack In Syria
As the violence continues in Syria, International aid agencies say that medical facilities have become a target for government forces. In many cases, doctors on the ground are being forced to treat patients in their own homes, and reaching the wounded has become extremely difficult. Host Scott Simon speaks with Dr. Greg Elder from Doctors Without Borders, who's running that agency's efforts in Syria.
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American Red Cross to Host Mass Care Boot Camp
The American Red Cross of Nebraska/Southwest Iowa is holding a Mass Care Boot Camp for volunteers February 27th through March 4th.Tina Labellarte, CEO for…
Mild Weather Warming Local Budgets
Most of the country is having a mild winter, and that's having a positive impact on cities and towns. Local governments report being able to continue roadwork uninterrupted, and cities that are usually cleaning up after winter storms are saving tens of thousands of dollars.
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Arizona Gov. Brewer Says She 'Was Not Hostile' In Meeting With Obama
Gov. Jan Brewer said the "terrible encounter" with the president "left me breathless."
Unemployment Claims Up Slightly; Business Spending Increased
The longer term trend for unemployment, however, still points to a healthier job market.
Legislation would provide tax credits for restoring historic properties
Developers wanting to rehabilitate state, federal, or locally-designated historic sites could get a tax credit for doing so under legislature in the…
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