A federal watchdog agency planned to inspect the president’s executive offices in the White House in 2005 for evidence of suspected leaks of classified information, but it was rebuffed by Bush administration officials, congressional investigators have been told.
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Touted by politicians and industry as “green” energy, biofuels come with a high price tag.
…and nothing short of a planetary rescue will save it from the environmental cataclysm of dangerous climate change. Those are not the words of eco-warriors but the considered opinion of a group of eminent scientists writing in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
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The Lakers and Timberwolves are discussing a multiteam trade that would send Minnesota star Kevin Garnett to Los Angeles and perhaps be what disgruntled whiner Kobe Bryant needs to stay in the southland, the Los Angeles Times reported Monday, citing league sources.
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HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, a disease that has killed some 25m people in the past quarter century, may be one of the most thoroughly investigated viruses ever. But there is still some uncertainty about its origin
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