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'Dream Team' Agrees Huge Asteroid Killed Dinosaurs

(March 4) -- For decades, scientists have debated exactly what kind of cataclysm was responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs. Did a giant rock from outer space blast T. rex and his ilk off the face of the Earth? Or was a huge volcanic eruption to blame? Now the jury is in -- maybe. In Friday's issue of the...

Vitali Klitschko to Show Skills in LA Again

Not long after Vitali Klitschko's second-round knockout of Herbie Hide secured his first world title in 1999, he received a message from a man he idolized."You're not a world champion until you've fought in the United States," said German boxing legend Max Schmeling, who died in 2005."If you want to be the real world...

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E. Nina Rothe: Beth Murphy's The List at Tribeca: Out Beyond Ideas of Wrong Doing

Is a war over the day the president proclaims it's over, or when the very last man comes home?

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05/22/12 Tribeca Film Festival 2012: 'The List' World Premiere... Source: PopMatters Beth Murphy's documentary The List reminds us that true Americans come from all corners of the worldâincluding Iraq.
05/13/12 THEY'RE TRYING TO IMPOSE A NARRATIVE THAT DOESN'T... Source: Instapundit.com In this story by Kirk Johnson: Cutbacks Hurt a State's Response to Whooping Cough.
05/02/12 Fossil forest offers clues on climate change. Source: Environmental Health News Scientists are exploring dripping passages by the light of headlamps, mapping out an ecosystem from 307 million years ago, just before the world's first great forests were wiped out by global warming.
05/01/12 E. Nina Rothe: Beth Murphy's The List at Tribeca: Out... Source: The Huffington Post Is a war over the day the president proclaims it's over, or when the very last man comes home?
04/30/12 Underground Fossil Forest in Illinois Offers Clues on... Source: The New York Times - New York NY Scientists are exploring dripping passages by the light of headlamps, mapping out an ecosystem from 307 million years ago, just before the world's first great forests were wiped out by global warming.