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WHO Panel Supports Publication Of Bird Flu Details, Eventually
Research that produced genetically altered bird flu viruses that could pose a danger to people should remain on hold for now. But a panel of experts recommended the details of the experiments should be published.
In Normally Stable Senegal, Police, Protesters Face Off
The protests come a little more than a week before the country's first election in five years.
Conor Oberst, Ron Sexsmith Pay Tribute To Leonard Cohen
It's natural for Leonard Cohen to think a lot about mortality near the end of his life, but Ron Sexsmith says Cohen has never sung about "frivolous things."
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Fight Over Contraceptive Coverage Heats Up In Court
Belmont Abbey College alleges that rules requiring no-cost contraceptive coverage for women violate its Catholic mission. The administration has countered that the college's health plan isn't affected by the health law anyway.
After 23 Years, 'Simpsons' Hits 500th Episode
The TV show The Simpsons is airing its 500th episode on Sunday. In its run, the show has aired more than 170 prime-time hours and had 23 seasons with hundreds of guest stars. Melissa Block and Robert Siegel offer a look back on the long-running animated series with insight from a few of the people who know it best: the writers.
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As Ivies Boost Financial Aid, Teams Up Their Game
The men's basketball team at Jeremy Lin's alma mater, Harvard University, is making its mark on the national scene — and benefiting from powerful Ivy League recruiting tools: a stellar academic reputation and a big increase in financial aid.
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Postal Service Seeks 5 Cent Hike For First-Class Stamps
The new stamps could cost 50 cents and make the USPS about $1 billion.
Rupert Murdoch Tries To Calm Fears At 'Sun'
Following days of rebellious complaints from The Sun tabloid's newsroom, News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch was in London Friday to reassure journalists of his commitment to the paper. Murdoch also announced plans to create a Sunday edition of The Sun.
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Hail To The Veep: America's Executive Underdog
The U.S. has had 47 vice presidents, and of those only 14 ever became commander in chief. With Presidents Day just around the corner, we salute those who never rose higher than second in command, proving it's possible to be a heartbeat away from the presidency and yet as functional as an appendix.
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Fresh Air Weekend: Viola Davis, Nathan Englander
The actress earned her second Academy Award nomination for her portrayal of a maid in the 1960s-era film The Help. She talks about her role. Also, writer Nathan Englander on his new short story collection.
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