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American dream

Barack Hussein Obama, the son of a father from Kenya and a white mother from Kansas, was elected the 44th President of the United States...

Early voting trends show slant toward Democrats

Record numbers of voters across the nation are casting ballots before election day, including high proportions of Democrats and African Americans in s

Mentioned 26 times, ‘Joe the Plumber’ becomes a national fixture

The star of Wednesday night’s final presidential debate was neither John McCain nor his rival, Barack Obama.

Road to Iraq doesn’t run through Asia

President Bush’s recent claims resurrect a question: Who are the real heroes of democracy in Asia — Americans or Asians?
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Black and white effects of soot on ice

Soot from coal-burning factories in the northeastern United States might have been the most important factor in the warming of the Arctic region at th

Leading the fight in Darfur from a French café

For now, the headquarters of Abdel Wahid’s faction of the Sudanese Liberation Movement is a cafe in Paris.

The America we hate and love

Recently, in Dallas, one elderly gentleman addressed me in a bookshop. He held a copy of my latest novel, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, and examined t

Model USA

Have we heard him right? Is Gordon Brown really suggesting a United States of Britain?

New offensive launched against al-Qaeda in Iraq

US commanders announced the start of a major offensive outside Baghdad on Saturday aimed at flushing out al-Qaeda-linked...

Food nationalism in the time of war

Monday night, 9 p.m. The darkened streets were eerily empty. At Bread, there were five people at a window table and a couple at the bar.

A virtual foot forward

Something novel is occurring in this year’s election cycle. Gore has created a virtual textbook example of a multimedia candidacy

His God’s warrior

Jerry Falwell was a Christian who couldn’t be counted on to turn the other cheek

A controversy fit to print

An emotional internal rift rocked the Los Angeles Times today, as publisher David D. Hiller scrapped a special edition of the paper’s Sunday

Study finds large ice deposits in Mars south pole

The South Pole of Mars contains enough ice to cover the planet in 35 feet of water if it melted, new radar scans have determined. The North Pole, rese

Was Khalid Mohammed playing to the jury?

The most revealing aspect of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s testimony before a military tribunal may not have been the details about the many al-Qaeda...

North Pole could be ice-free by summer of 2100

A review of existing computer climate models suggests that global warming could transform the North Pole into an ice-free expanse of open ocean at the

In case of heart attack...

... simple chest compression works better than mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, reports Japanese researchers in the latest edition of Lancet, giving hope

‘I was responsible for 9/11, from A to Z’

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the Kuwaiti national who is believed to be the highest-ranking al-Qaeda operative in US custody, told a military tribunal last

Persian Whispers

Maggie Farley on a little known mechanism whereby Iranian and American officials have been meeting one-on-one for more than a decade

Britain moves towards an elected House of Lords

Britain’s House of Commons took a historic step on Wednesday to endorse a fully elected House of Lords, a move that could eventually end the reign of

Think yourself thinner

Lazy, shiftless couch potatoes of the world, here’s something to crow about.

Foetal Diagnosis: The Next Step

No more invasive procedures. In 3-4 years, a simple blood test will be able to tell whether your unborn child is likely to suffer from a series of gen

Study says eat fish when pregnant

A study has found that children of women who ate little fish during pregnancy had lower IQs and more behavioural and social problems than youngsters w

Libby trial exposes White House manipulation of media

With the Bush administration taking a pounding over erroneous prewar claims about Iraq in the summer of 2003, Vice President Cheney’s chief of staff c

Biden’s race off to stumbling start

On Wednesday, when Democrat Senator Joe Biden joined the 2008 race for the White House
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