Site Map June 22, 2015

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• The Confederate flag and the party of Lincoln
• The Confederate battle flag, South Carolina's past and its future
• Pope Francis paints himself into partisan political corner
• 25 million tons of tsunami debris floating toward US shores
• King v. Burwell: Obama takes his toys and goes home
• President Obama uses N-word while discussing racism
• Code-writing 'academy' aims to bring computer programming to the masses
• Wyndham Profit Beats, Forecast Raised as Shares Hit All-Time High
• Researchers Design a Tractor Beam Powered By Lasers
• Company X Will Change Your Life
• 'Doomsday Clock' Ticks One Minute Toward Destruction
• Sorry, Avengers: US gov't says mutants aren't human
• The Jumanji effect? Extra warm winter playing havoc with hibernating animals
• Missing scientists mystery deepens in frozen Antarctica
• Clash of the insurance titans: What it means for health care as we know it
• 8 Extreme Solutions to Global Warming
• Discovery Brings Dinosaurs Roaring to Life
• Virgin Galactic Unveils Space Liner
• New List Highlights Animals Threatened by Climate Change
• Czech President Klaus: Global Warming Not Science, but a 'New Religion'
• U.N. Panel's Glacier-Disaster Claims Melting Away
• U.N.'s Global Warming Report Under Fresh Attack for Rainforest Claims
• Moon Base Alpha: If Not U.S., Then Who?
• Global Warming Skeptics Lambaste Plan to Increase Funding for Climate Change Research
• Tyrannosaurus Sex
• New Climate Agency Head Tried to Suppress Data, Critics Charge
• EXCLUSIVE: U.N. Climate Panel to Announce Significant Changes
• You Can Call Him Al ... But Al Won't Call You Back
• 'Archaic' Network Provides Data Behind Global Warming Theory, Critics Say
• After Climate-Gate, U.N. Submits to Independent Review
• St. Patrick's Day 2010: Irish Shamrock Shortage & More
• Questions Swirl Around U.N.'s Climate Auditors
• Global Warming Advocates Threaten Blizzard of Lawsuits
• NASA Data Worse Than Climate-Gate Data, Space Agency Admits
• Senators Demand Explanation of NASA's Flawed Climate Data
• Star Wars: Neil Armstrong, Obama Spar Over NASA's Future
• Obama Details Revised NASA Vision
• What Alarming Sea Level Rise? Observational Data Reveals No Change, Scientist Says
• Global Cooling Is Coming -- and Beware the Big Chill, Scientist Warns
• Science vs. the Bible: Reconciling Genesis and the Big Bang
• Japan Seeks Guinness World Records Listing for Space Probe
• New Space Station Crew Blasts Off on Soyuz Spaceship
• Shape of Brain Tied to Personality, Scientist Says
• Gulf Dealing With New Oil Spill Fear -- Hurricane
• U.N. Climate Panel Embraces 'Diversity' -- Geographically
• 'Hockey Stick' Climate Scientist Found Innocent of All Charges
• Solar Storm Causes Fantastic Light Show
• Hurricane Season Promises a Rough Ride, Weather Agency Says
• Scientists Confirm Giant Underwater Oil Plume
• California Overdue for 'the Big One,' Geologists Say
• Independent Audit Panel Slams U.N.'s Climate Group
• Genius or Goofball? It's Both at the 2010 Ig Nobel Awards
• What's on ET's TV?
• Why Mars? Buzz Aldrin Wants a Lunar Base First
• The Future Today: Robot Jetpacks in the Works
• Act Out Your CSI Fantasies at D.C. Science Festival
• The Race to the Red Planet
• Researchers Find the 'Liberal Gene'
• Is NASA Covering Up the 100-Year Starship?
• Does Big Science Want a Change in Congress?
• Internet Voting Arrives . . . But Is It Secret and Secure?
• Blam! Kapow! Climate Scientists in Verbal Brawl
• One of the World's Biggest Telescopes Is Buried Beneath the South Pole
• Eight Botched Environmental Forecasts
• To Boldly Go: What Made 400 People Volunteer for a One-Way Mission to Mars?
• NASA Must Study Space Sex, Scientist Says
• Vatican Science: How Pope Benedict Reconciled God and the Big Bang
• Al Gore Explains 'Snowmageddon'
• Ordinary Compasses Thrown Off by Changes in Earth's Magnetic Field
• Earthquakes in Arkansas May Be Man-Made, Experts Warn
• Are Arkansas Quakes Manmade? Business Halts as Scientists Decide
• Exclusive: NASA Scientist Claims Evidence of Alien Life on Meteorite
• EXCLUSIVE: Will Morpheus Be the First Vehicle on the Moon Since Apollo?
• Was There a Natural Nuclear Blast on Mars?
• Green Smoke and Mirrors? Vatican Weighs in on Climate Change
• Five Science Facts That Will Blow Your Mind at the 2011 World Science Festival
• Heartbreaker: Major Setback in Quest for 'God Particle'
• Pirates -- Why We May Love the Legend But Should Hate the Real Thing
• Navy to Invest More Than $100M to Bolster Science, Tech Education
• Changing Tides: Research Center Under Fire for 'Adjusted' Sea-Level Data
• Mars or Bust in 2016: New Unmanned Mission to the Red Planet
• Daredevil Plunge From Edge of Space Back On
• Scientists Fight Effort to Redefine Time
• Russia Plans to Sink the International Space Station in 2020
• California Citizen Seismologists Become Volunteer Quake Catchers
• NASA to Test Next-Generation Orion Spaceship
• 'Armageddon'? Scientists Plan to Deflect Earth-Bound Asteroids
• Behind the Scenes at World's First Spaceport in New Mexico Desert
• Star Wars Come True? Tatooine-Like Planet Discovered
• World’s First Anti-Magnet to Serve as 'Magnetic Shield'
• Race to Mine the Moon Heats Up
• Blood From a Stone? No. Blood From Rice? Sure
• For Hurricane Forecasters, the Outlook Is Stormy
• Climategate Bombshell: Did U.S. Gov't Help Hide Climate Data?
• Meet the Man Who Wants to Mine the Moon
• NASA's Most Powerful Infrared Telescope Lives in a Modified 747
• Wind Farms Disrupting Radar, Scientists Say
• Mystery of Phoenix UFO Lights Solved
• Listomania! 6 Questions for the Woman Behind 2,663 Random Facts
• North America's Biggest Dinosaur Unearthed in New Mexico
• Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza Parent IHG Appoints Morse to COO
• World Zombie Day to Bring Out the Living Dead
• Can This Object Save the World?
• Will Golden Globes Open Bar Serve the Jonas Brothers?
• Jada Pinkett Smith School Uses Scientology Teaching Methods
• Watch Your Back Elmo: Layoffs Hit Sesame Street
• FOX411 Playlist: Adele poised for record chart record; Van Halen welcomes back David Lee Roth
• Sixteen-Year Old Cambodian Dancer Sokvannara Sar Wows
• Indiana Prison Uses Contest to Show 'Inmates Got Talent'
• Doritos Finger Sucker, Dogs Are Highlights of Super Bowl Ads
• Kim Kardashian's Obsession With Diamonds Extends to Million Dollar Lollipops
• EXCLUSIVE: Justin Moore Joins NRA Country to Support Military, Show Love for the Great Outdoors
• Rob Lowe 'Loves' GOP Presidential Nomination Process So Far
• Forget Global Warming, Earth Could Plunge into Sudden Ice Age
• Are Large Dams Altering Extreme Weather Patterns?
• NASA Perplexed By Ares Rocket's Parachute Failure
• NASA, DARPA Host Space Junk Wake-Up Call
• Polar Bear Goes Hunting for Climate-Gate Scientist at Copenhagen Summit
• The Science Behind James Cameron's Avatar
• Reduce Stress, Extend Your Life, Thanks to DNA's 'Life-Expectancy' Gene
• Extreme Weather: Why Has Mother Nature Gone Bonkers?
• The View Is Amazing
• Think Antarctica Is Cold? Try America
• Scientists Learn Why Fido Circles the Bowl
• Despite Hated Carp, Lake Michigan to Remain Open
• Will a Space Cannon Fuel the Next Moon Landing?
• Penn State Probe into Mann's Wrongdoing a 'Total Whitewash'
• Global Warming Debate Heats Up in Wake of Record Snowstorms
• Canadian Nuke Scientist Vanishes With 'Absolutely No Trace'
• Britain's Weather Office Proposes Climate-Gate Do-Over
• The Science of Hollywood Films: It's All in the Chaos Theory
• U.S. Climate Data Compromised by Sensors' Proximity to Heat Sources, Critics Say
• The Future Now: Jetpacks to Go on Sale Late This Year
• Martin Announces World's First Jetpack Factory
• Terrifying Sea Critter Hauled from Ocean's Depths
• Freaky Physics Proves Parallel Universes Exist
• 'Big One' Quake Could Devastate California Despite State's Preparations
• Exclusive: Top Climate Scientist's Exoneration Won't Be the Last Word
• Seismic Events Recorded Not Far From Mine Disaster Site
• Lost in Space
• Daredevil to Plunge From Outer Space in Supersonic Suit
• History for Sale in Annual Space Auction
• One Dinosaur Community, to Rule Them All
• Last in Class: Critics Give U.N. Climate Researchers an 'F'
• Amazing Video Shows Shockwaves Explode From Volcano
• Climate Scientist, Heated Up Over Satirical Video, Threatens Lawsuit
• EXCLUSIVE: Citizen’s Group Plans Extensive Audit of U.N. Climate Report
• As Workers Race to Plug Oil Spill, Hurricane Season Looms
• Strange New Jellyfish Like Nothing Else in Sea
• Iron Man 2 Fact Check: Yes, You Can Build a Particle Accelerator at Home
• A Wooden Magnet? Meet the Best Illusion of 2010
• Scientist Disputes EPA Finding that Carbon Dioxide Poses Threat to Humans
• Food Fashion: Synthetic Molecule Blocks Tongue's Bitter Sensor
• Epic Spring Rains Spawn Mosquito Emergency
• SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Launches, Despite Snags and Delays
• Giant Oil Plumes May Be Gulf Killers, Scientist Insists
• Adidas Shoots -- and Misses -- With New World Cup Ball
• Planes Can Control the Weather, Say Scientists
• World Cup Security Uses Physics To Thwart Hackers
• Where Does Lightning Strike Twice? Scientists Know
• The Heat Is On Across the World . . . But Why?
• 10-Year Comprehensive Survey Reveals Ocean's Mysteries ... Some of Them
• Genetically Modified Plants on the Loose and Spreading, Scientists Report
• Clouds Can Communicate, Scientists Say
• Is the Gulf Oil Gone? It Depends on How You Define 'Oil'
• Experts: Wi-Worry About Wi-Fi Danger?
• Killer Animals, Life-Saving Cures: Why Venom Is Good For You
• Five Years After: Hurricane Katrina Began as Unassuming Tropical Depression
• Do Cities Attract Hurricanes?
• What's in Your Water? Probably Tiny Invisible Shrimp
• Scientists Invent a Tractor Beam
• What Holds the World Together? The Cheerios Effect
• 7 Edgy Science Practices That Might Save Your Life
• Crazy Science Could Earn a Physics Nobel Prize
• A Kid Made That!? 9 Stunning Science Projects
• Shark's Incredible Sense of Smell? Myth Found Fishy
• Buzz Aldrin Dreams of Mars
• X-RAY VANS: Security Measure, or Invasion of Privacy?
• Town in Perpetual Night Receives Ultimate Night Lights
• Blogger Believes Webcam Image Solves 'Missile' Mystery
• The Science of High Heels: How Physics Keeps Women From Falling Down
• Professor to Students: Stop Global Warming or 'Blood Will Be on Your Hands'
• Scientists Discover the Bizarre 'Squidworm'
• Are Aliens Among Us? Sort of, NASA Says
• Stuxnet Worm Still Out of Control at Iran's Nuclear Sites, Experts Say
• Spanish Researchers Want to Tag Human Embryos With Bar Codes
• Giant Ice Volcano Candidate Found on Saturn Moon
• The Physics of Christmas Wrapping -- Really
• 'Iceberg Cowboy' Finds Archway in Middle of Ocean
• Icicle Shape Can Be Much Stranger Than Thought
• They've Made It Rain in the Desert -- or Have They?
• Magnetic North Pole Shifts, Forces Runway Closures at Florida Airport
• Life's Building Blocks May Have Been Found on Mars
• Age of Aquarius Actually Age of Capricorn, Thanks to Rotation of the Earth
• Help Wanted: One Chief Shark Officer
• Italian Scientists Claim (Dubious) Cold Fusion Breakthrough
• Egyptians Use Low-Tech Gadgets to Get Around Communications Block
• Scientists Dig 2-Mile-Long Ice Core From Antarctica's Ice
• Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords Talked to 'The Daily' Before Tragic Tucson Shooting
• Race to Reach Antarctica's Giant Buried Lake Vostok Almost Over
• No Oink About It, Feral Pig Problem Spreading
• Used Cell Phones, Electronics Just May Be Worth Something At A Store Near You
• Will the Earth's Wandering Magnetic Poles Cause Deadly Superstorms?
• Why Are Death Valley's Rocks Moving Themselves?
• Dishing Woes Don't Wash Away
• Earthquake Early Warning System a Reality in California
• Lead to Gold? Elixir of Life? Alchemy Making a Comeback, Scientists Say
• Rescued Bolivian Lions Adjust to New Colorado Home
• March 19 'Supermoon' May Cause Moonquakes, Scientist Says
• House Will Pursue Efforts to Eliminate US Funding for UN Climate Group
• Google Wades Into Global Warming Debate
• NASA, Astronauts Prepare for Final Endeavour Launch
• Mine in Mojave Desert May Hold Key to Beating China in the Race for Raw Materials
• Government Shutdown Threatens Space Shuttle Endeavour Mission
• Could Black Trees Blossom on a World With Two Suns?
• Let There Be LEDs: Building a Better Lightbulb
• Inside the Tornado Early-Warning System
• NASA Considering Gas Stations in Space
• UCLA Researchers Predicted Bin Laden's City Hideout Down to Within 130 Miles
• Space War! Air Force to Launch Missile-Spotting Satellite
• Ocean of Magma Found Inside Moon of Jupiter
• The 1961 JFK Speech That Sparked 'Apollo' and Led Space Exploration to New Heights
• New Technology Helping Connect Families When Disaster Strikes
• When Science and Acting Collide
• How Cold-Blooded Were the Dinosaurs?
• Researchers Build Memory On/Off Switch
• Astronauts Train For Space Walk in Virtual Reality Lab
• Remembering NASA's First Space Shuttle Mission
• Mass Extinction Caused by Deadly 'Earth Burp'
• The Radioactive Orchestra: Music From the Sound of Radiation
• Great White Sharks Pose Danger and Discovery Off Cape Cod Beaches
• Weather Warning: Searing Heat Wave May Hit East Coast in Late August, Scientists Predict
• Faith in Space: Behind the Mission to Land a Bible on the Moon
• In New TV Drama, Dinosaurs Are the Actors
• NASA Needs More Astronauts, Report Says
• Infinity and Beyond! Best Astronomy Photographs of the Year
• Is Life on Other Planets Part of God’s Plan?
• Photo Proves Triple (and Quadruple) Rainbows Are Real
• Pain for Some Families Presents Possibilities for Others
• Foreclosure Mess Thickens, but Experts Fear that United States Has Yet to See the Bottom
• Foreclosure Mess Deepens, as Experts Fear that U.S. Has Yet to See the Bottom
• Road to Recovery: What's Working--Restaurants Use Technology To Lure the Hungry Heart
• BMW Gives Big Boost to South Carolina Workforce in Expansion of Assembly Plant
• E.T. Phone the U: Physics Class Tries to Contact Extraterrestrials
• Berkeley Labs Confirms Existence of Superheavy Element 114
• DNA Researchers Prove Human-Flatworm Link
• Harvard Hometown Plans Coercive Taxes, Veganism to Stop Climate 'Emergency'
• Katrina, Five Years After: A Coastline Changed Forever?
• Digital Technology Plays Two-Sided Role in Political Uprisings
• NASA Cameras Track Meteors, May Improve Astronaut Safety
• Police Try to ID Human Head, Limbs Found Along California River
• Just or Not, Cost of Death Penalty Is a Killer for State Budgets
• Military Husband Probed for Allegedly Posting Threats on Radical Web Site
• Faith Healing
• Advocates of Anti-Shariah Measures Alarmed by Judge's Ruling
• Prestigious School Rocked by Claims It Turned Its Back on Sex Assaults
• Treasury to Sell Warrants in Hartford Financial, Lincoln National
• Parents Sue Catholic School for Denying Admission to Their Unvaccinated Son
• Cop, Two Dispatchers Fired for Faking Crime Scene in Effort to Reunite Lovers
• Feds Charge 26 New York Business Owners in Unauthorized Worker Ring
• N.H. Man's Plan for 'Signs for Jesus' Revived
• ON THE JOB HUNT: Steel Success in Connecticut
• EXCLUSIVE: New Pakistani Taliban Operative Feared Inside U.S. After Times Square Failure
• FBI: Source Lied About Terror Threat
• Shattered Dreams: Foreclosure Squatters
• Consumers Call for Boycott of Amazon Over 'Pedophile's Guide'
• Smithsonian Stands by Controversial Video
• As Delegates Meet in Cancun, Critics Say UN Is Wrong Venue for Climate Change Debate
• Steven Hayes Formally Sentenced to Death for Connecticut Family Murder
• Christmas Carol Complaints Silence S. Illinois University's Clock Tower
• Massachusetts School Issues Permission Slips for Pledge of Allegiance
• EXCLUSIVE: Indiana Grandma Under Investigation for Possible Terror Ties
• Judge Orders U.S. to Supply Mentally Deficient Illegal Immigrants With Lawyers to Fight Deportation
• Nevada Girls Accused of Online Threats in 'Attack a Teacher' Facebook Event
• Minnesota Wrestling Coach Put on Leave for Reportedly Insulting Obama, Challenging Him to a Fight
• ICE Raids Go After The Worst of the Worst
• California University Defines Christians as Oppressors
• Spike Lee: Black Male Teachers Needed to Teach
• Los Angeles Health Officials to Revise Ecstasy Awareness Campaign
• Coptic Christian Immigrant in NYC Fears for Future of Family Back in Egypt
• School That Prevented Student From Handing Out Church Party Invitations Faces Lawsuit
• Judge Rules Twitter-Users Must Hand Over Accounts in Wikileaks Investigation
• Claims That Bibles Were Distributed to Alabama Elementary Students Are Inaccurate, School Superintendent Says
• Old-Fashioned Buns Keep Dough Rising for Nashville Company
• California Nuclear Power Plant Stages Mock Radiation Drill
• Arizona Shooting Leaves Suspected Illegal Immigrant Dead, Another Wounded
• Illegal Immigrant Fatally Shot, Another Wounded in Arizona
• Economists Credit Small Business 'Gazelles' With Job Creation
• Texas Students Warned Against the Dangers of Drug Smuggling
• Thieves Steal More Than 500 Gallons of Gas in California Heist
• South Texas Police Chief Found Dead in Apparent Suicide
• University Insiders: Illegal Immigrants Get Affirmative Action
• Pirates Plead Guilty in Case of Killed Americans
• Wealthy Mexicans Are Increasingly Investing in the U.S. to Escape Cartel Violence
• What's In a Name? Slogans Can Make or Break a City, Experts Say
• Report Warns Easing Immigrants' Path to Citizenship Will Further Harm Economy
• Federal Court Rules New York City Can Ban Schools From Churches
• Bank of America to Pay Florida Couple in Mistaken Foreclosure Case
• National Anthem Banned at Mennonite College's Sporting Events, Sparking Outcry
• Taking Liberties: Beacon on the Block
• U.S. Fliers Shelled Out a Sky-High $5.7 Billion in Airline Fees
• Taking Liberties: Fishermen Cast Wide Net in Fight to Save Bass, Trout
• Southern Baptists Hit by Gay Marriage Hoax
• Gay Activists Admit to Online Hoax Targeting Southern Baptist Convention
• Episcopal Church in Maryland to Convert to Catholicism
• Campus Ministry Drops 'Christ' From Name
• Defeating Eco-Terrorism in the Post-9/11 Era
• EXCLUSIVE: 14 Charged in $60 Million Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• A Question of Honor: Police Say Iraqi Immigrant Father Targeted Daughter in Honor Killing
• ACLU Lawsuit Moves to Keep Sex Offenders in House Near New Day Care Center
• Christian Philosopher William Lane Craig Is Ready to Debate, but Finds Few Challengers
• Flight Crew Relieved From Duty Following Landing at Wrong Airport
• Family of Jihadist Blogger Tried Intervention Before He Left for Yemen
• ACLU Threatens to Sue Alabama Community Over Jail-or-Church Program
• Christian Club Sues School Over Media Restriction
• Atheist Group Tries to Stop Prayers at High School Football Games That Include ‘Jesus’
• California Audit Finds Sex Offenders Living in Homes Licensed for Foster Care, Child Care
• Disgruntled Former Exxon Worker in Custody After Standoff with New Jersey Police at Office Building
• New York City Cafe May Shut Its Doors for Good Due to 'Occupy,' Owner Says
• Amid Turmoil in Egypt, Opposition Groups Emerge With Varied, Conflicting Agendas
• United Nations Requests Nearly $1 Billion More for Haiti Peacekeeping
• U.N. Auditors are Under-Qualified, Overstretched, Say Inspectors
• U.N. Lays Plans to Spend $290M on Aid to North Korea
• Diplomat's Murder Charge Could Worsen U.S. Relations With Pakistan
• U.S. Consular Worker May Face Murder Charges for Killing Pakistan Gunmen
• Obama Administration Must Balance Egypt's Repressive Government and Push for Democracy
• U.N. Security Council Summit to Boost Global Involvement
• EXCLUSIVE: U.N. Audit Finds 'Lapses' in Managing Food Program Aid to N. Korea
• Vodafone: Egypt Forced Us to Send Pro-Mubarak Text Messages
• Egypt's Transitional Government Struggles to Retain Stability
• U.N.'s Corporate Wooing a 'Major Risk,' Watchdog Reports
• Generations Find Common Ground for a Better Egypt
• CIA Finds Widespread Security 'Shortcomings' Led to Afghan Attack That Killed 7 Agents
• Jordan's Top Diplomat Says Middle East Revolutions Will Not Affect King's Rule
• Nuclear Debate in Davos
• Christianity in China
• EXCLUSIVE: Global Fund Backed by Bill Gates to Launch Probe in the Wake of Fraud
• How Well Does a U.N. Agency Do Its Pricey 'Green Job'? Not That Well, Study Says
• Egyptian Army Calls Up Military Reservists to Help Keep Peace
• Nuclear Watchdog Chief Warns of Nukes Falling Into the Wrong Hands
• India's Massive Population Count Is Most Comprehensive Census Ever
• U.N. Secretary General Eyes New Aid, Better PR Campaign, for North Korea
• WFP to Allow Donor Nations to Review Confidential Audit Documents
• Nancy Pelosi -- The General Custer of Our Time
• Suspects in Plot on Saudi Sites Took Orders From Al Qaeda in Yemen, Official Says
• U.S. Helps South Africa Beef Up Security for World Cup After Al Qaeda Threats
• U.N.'s Ballooning $732 Million Haiti Peacekeeping Budget Goes Mostly to Its Own Personnel
• 11-Year-Old Mexican Rape Victim Wants to Keep Baby
• U.N.'s Environmental Housekeeping in Chaos, Internal Report Shows
• Proposed Law in Mexico Would Send Doctors Who Don't Suggest Abortion to Jail
• World Health Organization Moving Ahead on Billions in Internet and Other Taxes
• Greece and Euro: Back From Brink
• U.N. Internet Tax Dead - For Now
• Key Al Qaeda Figure Accidentally Blows Himself Up, U.S. Officials Say
• U.S. Embassy in Jamaica Curtails Service as Accused Drug Lord's Impending Extradition Spurs Deadly Violence
• Cash for Clinton — in the U.N.'s New Haiti Peacekeeping Budget
• Tourism Thrives in Jamaica Despite Violence, Officials Say
• U.N. Plans More Cash for North Korea's Dictatorial Regime
• New Tempests Over Burma as U.N. Aid Rolls In
• The Atheist and the Christian: The Paths of Christopher and Peter Hitchens
• Author Sees Angels, and Her Book's a Bestseller