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A Teaspoon of Sugar Might Make the Medicine Abound

Without sugar-coating, the white stuff we inhaled as kids, in excess, takes a toll far more toxic than cavities.

100,000 Dead in Somalia Due to Slow Emergency Aid?

Two of the world’s biggest aid groups admitted that the emergency response from aid agencies and the U.N. was so flawed that it allowed anything between 50,000 and 100,000 people to die.

Obama Administration Rejects Keystone Oil Pipeline

A senior Obama administration official says the White House will reject a Canadian company’s plan to build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas

William Daley Resigning as White House Chief of Staff

Two senior administration officials say the White House chief of staff, William Daley, is resigning

The Last American Service Member Killed in Iraq

On November 14th, two weeks before he was supposed to go home, Spc.

Rare White Kiwi Hatches Just in Time for Christmas

Conservationists say they’re “Gob-Smacked” to be having a White Kiwi Christmas this year.

Senate Approves Fast-Tracking Keystone XL Decision – Will It Actually Doom The Project?

In forcing the White House’s and State Department’s hand, GOP backers of Keystone XL may actually push Obama into having to reject the controversial tar sands pipeline for good.

In A Year Of Big Environmental Stories, COP17 Rises Above Them All

In terms of long-term transformative power, the result of the COP17 climate talks in Durban is far and away the biggest environmental story of the 2011.

The Best Space Photos of 2011: Interstellar Wonders

The Best Space Photos of 2011: Interstellar Wonders

Clean Air At Last: The EPA Cracks Down on Coal Pollution

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