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Surgeons in the Greek city of Larissa discovered the six-centimetre (two inch) foetus when the young girl was brought to hospital, complaining of a stomach ache.
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President Bush’s visit to the Middle East doesn’t raise high hopes for renewing peace efforts in a troubled region where the U.S. influence is dwindling.
After five years of violence in Iraq and almost a year of Palestinians’ suffering due to the...
May 14 — High-ranking officials in Venezuela offered to help Colombian guerrillas obtain surface-to-air missiles meant to change the balance of power in their war with the Colombian government, according to internal rebel documents.
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The Royal Air Force is using instructions on the many uses of condoms as a tactic to lure young British men to sign up for the RAF Regiment.
In 1984, I won a hotly contested Des Moines City Council election against many men. But sometimes I think, the race was really all about my hair.
As violence in Iraq continues — clashes today left 11 dead and 19 injured — President Bush has for the first time revealed the great sacrifice he’s made for the sake of our soldiers: he’s given up golf.
By taking advantage of the natural movement of liquid through paper, researchers at Harvard’s Whitesides Research Group may have found a way to make microfluidics technology much cheaper. The result could be disposable diagnostic tests simple and...
The Microsoft-Yahoo merger saga may not be over yet.
Carl Icahn, the billionaire investor and activist shareholder, is considering a proxy fight for several seats on Yahoo’s board in hopes of pushing the company to restart talks to sell itself to...
Swollen to ten times their normal size and weighing more than an average man, these giant pumpkins would not look out of place in a science fiction film.
Environmental and farm worker groups have now sued the Bush administration for allowing the continued use of four pesticides. They claim that the government brushed aside its own evidence that the chemicals are toxic to workers, children, and animals.
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