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Daring to Discuss Women in Science
A bill passed by the House recalls a hypothesis about differences in the sexes' aptitude for math and science.
Plumes of Oil Deep in Gulf Are Spreading Far, Tests Find
The tests confirm that some toxic compounds that would normally evaporate from the surface in a shallowwater oil spill are instead spreading.
Counting on Medicaid Money, States Face Shortfalls
An extension made under the federal stimulus package was scrapped in a House tax and jobs bill.
Changes in China Could Raise Prices Worldwide
Higher wages could affect the cost of many consumer goods and help China transition into making more sophisticated items.
Off Runway, Brazilian Beauty Goes Beyond Blond
While changing images of beauty have affected how models look at home, for the international market scouts search for another Gisele Bndchen.
Rate of Oil Leak, Still Not Clear, Puts Doubt on BP
With no consensus among experts on how much oil is pouring from the wellhead, it is hard, if not impossible, to assess the containment cap's effectiveness.
Cameron Warns Britons of 'Decades' of Austerity
Prime Minister David Cameron said that Britain's financial situation is even worse than we thought and that the country will have to make savage cuts.
'A Very Deep Hole'
Last month's jobless numbers are the latest evidence of the severe threat the unemployment crisis poses to the wellbeing of the U.S.
History for Dollars
As the job market slides, it can be easy for college students picking their majors to forget why humans need the humanities.
U.S. Presses Its Case Against Iran Ahead of Sanctions Vote
The Obama administration is sharing new intelligence with Security Council members that says Iran has revived elements of its nuclear weapons program that were thought dormant.
Across Nation,Struggles to Gain Power, or to Keep It
Results were trickling in from primaries in 11 states, with many eyes on Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, whose effort to keep her Senate seat may be a test of whether incumbents are in danger this election season.
A Euro-Cassandra Gets His Day in the Sun
For years, few paid attention to the skyisfalling alarms of Edward Hugh, a gregarious British blogger and selftaught economist who repeatedly predicted that the euro zone could not survive. Now they are.
Primaries Test Mood of Voters at Midterm
Across the country, voters will decide Tuesday between new candidates with deep pockets and career politicians.
Bernanke Forecasts a Fitful Recovery
My best guess is that we'll have a continued recovery, but it won't feel terrific, the Fed chief says.
Doctors Who Aid Torture
A physicians' group has raised important questions about the role of doctors in helping the C.I.A. subject terrorism suspects to torture.
Imagining the Worst in BP's Future
With shares of BP plunging since the Deepwater Horizon accident, many are speculating about the company's options.
Albany Appears Set to Approve Health-Care Cuts
State cuts, a step toward a budget agreement, would affect hospitals, nursing homes and many other programs.
In New Space Race, Enter the Entrepreneurs
A Nevada company is preparing the solar system's first private space station.
Dispersal of Oil Means Cleanup to Take Years, Official Says
The Coast Guard hadn't anticipated that oil would spread across such a broad area, said Admiral Thad W. Allen, who also reported signs of progress Monday.
Indian Court Convicts 7 in Bhopal Disaster
Seven former employees of Union Carbide were found guilty of death by negligence for their roles in the disaster that killed thousands 25 years ago.
Anti-Incumbent Rage Skips Arkansas
Senator Blanche Lincoln's primary victory showed that an experienced officeholder could prevail even in a toxic environment.