Michigan: Hot-button Issues heat up the race for Governor

From The Detroit News: Late-term abortion, stem cell research and gay marriage. Intelligent design, affirmative action and control of the Detroit water system. These deep-down gut issues still hold considerable sway with Michigan voters and could tip the balance in a...

Researchers Find Smallest Cellular Genome -'Unbelievable'

"The smallest collection of genes ever found for a cellular organism comes from tiny symbiotic bacteria that live inside special cells inside a small insect. The bacteria Carsonella ruddii has the fewest genes of any cell. The bacteria's newly sequenced genome, the complete...

POLL: Evolution - Creationism - Intelligent Design

Which of these do you support?

Phony Al Qaeda Caper

"the Israeli Mossad and other Israeli intelligence services have been involved in a 13-month effort to *recruit* an Israeli-run, phony *al Qaeda cell* among Palestinians"

Orders To Bring Back Osama Bin Laden's Head On Ice

"I would like to see the head of bin Laden delivered back to me in a heavy cardboard box filled with dry ice, and I will take that down and show the president"

Brothel Busts Spawn Human Trafficking Laws

"The victims of human trafficking are most often young women and children, forced into prostitution and drug use, subjected to violence and unspeakable acts in a foreign land far from their families"

Arabic Speaking Individuals In Mexican Border Towns

Living with the locals long enough to learn Spanish and obtain Mexican documentation. When they believe they can blend in, they pay smugglers to get them into the United States.

XM Radio Offers Non-Commercial Radio for your Cellphone

If until now you have been listening to XM radio in your car or at home like me, you will soon be able to listen to XM radio (commercial free satellite radio channels) on your Alltel cellphone.

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Scientist admits falsifying stem cell data

"AP - A discredited South Korean cloning scientist admitted in court Tuesday to ordering subordinates to falsify stem cell data for a paper in a scientific journal, but he denied violating a bioethics law."

Implanted Identification -- The Next Evolution of RFID

RFID chips are already implanted in people. At some time in the future, you might be offered RFID implantation. It's much easier than carrying plastic ID or paper ID.

Consumer reports finds personal privacy concerns in planned uses of RFIDs

May, 2006. The tiny radio chip traveling with you in your shorts.