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  • World must brace for oil beyond $150 (Reuters) -

    A New York City cab driver fills his taxi up with gas at a Hess station in New York July 2, 2008. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)Reuters - Oil's meteoric rise since the start of the year to nearly $150 has distressed consumers and policy makers the world over, but the stark reality is prices are likely to rise higher still.


  • Fountain of youth? Red wine gives up secrets (Reuters) -

    A Bulgarian wine selector tastes red wine on January 22, 2004, in this file picture. (Stoyan Nenov/Reuters)Reuters - A compound in red wine may ward off a variety of medical conditions related to aging, providing heart benefits, stronger bones and preventing eye cataracts, researchers said on Thursday.


  • Obama wades into controversy with Iraq comments (Reuters) -

    A U.S. soldier from Second Platoon, Bravo Company (Bulldogs), 1-502 Infantry Battalion scans the area around the check-point at the main road, leading to the Shiite dominated Baghdad's neighbourhood of Shulla, May 16, 2008. (Oleg Popov/Reuters)Reuters - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama waded into controversy on Thursday over his plans to withdraw U.S. combat troops from Iraq, first saying he might "refine" his views but later declaring his stance had remained unchanged for more than a year.


  • Former Senator Jesse Helms dies at 86 (Reuters) -

    File image of former Republican Senator Jesse Helms speaking at the Christian Coalition Annual Meeting. (file/Reuters)Reuters - Jesse Helms, a die-hard anti-communist firebrand who championed a wide range of conservative causes in his 30 years in the U.S. Senate, died early on Friday, aged 86, his foundation said.


  • 'Pregnant man' gives birth to girl: reports (AFP) -

    A nurse takes care of a newborn in a maternity ward of a hospital. A US man who was born a woman before undergoing gender realignment surgery has given birth to a baby girl, US media reported Thursday.(AFP/File/Natalia Kolesnikova)AFP - A US man who was born a woman before undergoing gender realignment surgery has given birth to a baby girl, US media reported.


  • Denmark world's happiest country, survey finds (Reuters) -

    A participant of the Copenhagen Pride Parade dresses up as a policewoman in Copenhagen August 25, 2007. (Keld Navntoft/Scanpix/Reuters)Reuters - Denmark, with its democracy, social equality and peaceful atmosphere, is the happiest country in the world, researchers said on Monday.


  • Anglican leaders face battle over women bishops (Reuters) -

    The Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams speaks during a seminar entitled 'Faith in the Future' at Great St Mary's Church in Cambridge, England, February 20, 2008. (Darren Staples/Reuters)Reuters - The Church of England's governing body faces a bruising battle over consecrating women bishops that could spark a mass exit from the Anglican Church by disgruntled traditionalists.


  • Kidney cancer vaccine falls short in clinical trial: study (AFP) -

    A new kidney cancer vaccine failed in last-phase clinical trials to improve the odds of avoiding remission after tumour-removing surgery, according to a study released Friday.(Lancet)AFP - A new kidney cancer vaccine failed in last-phase clinical trials to improve the odds of avoiding remission after tumour-removing surgery, according to a study released Friday.


  • Firefighters hold line on two California wildfires (Reuters) -

    A firefighter works to extinguish a blaze that burned to the shoulder of Highway 1 during a wildfire in Big Sur, California July 4, 2008. California firefighters held the line overnight on two wildfires burning along the California coast that threatened more than 4,000 homes and other structures, fire officials said on Friday morning. (Robert Galbraith/Reuters)Reuters - Exhausted California firefighters worked on Friday to contain two wildfires threatening homes along the coast before sundown, when shifting winds were expected to give the blazes more power.


  • Court order on YouTube user data fans privacy fears (Reuters) -

    A screenshot of YouTube.com, taken on July 3, 2008. (www.youtube.com/Reuters)Reuters - A U.S. judge's order to Google Inc to turn over YouTube user data to Viacom Inc sparked an outcry on Thursday from privacy advocates in the midst of a legal showdown over video piracy.


  • GOP Fears That Obama Will Get a Boost From Foreign Travel (U.S. News & World Report) -

    Democratic presidential candidate US Senator Barack Obama boards a plane at Pittsburgh International Airport in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 26, 2008. Barack Obama and John McCain are taking international detours from the White House trail, with risk-and-reward missions designed to polish commander-in-chief resumes four months from election day.(AFP/File/Emmanuel Dunand)U.S. News & World Report - Republican strategists are worried that Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will make a very positive impression and burnish his international credentials when he takes his much-ballyhooed foreign trips in the coming weeks.


  • Accidental fungus leads to promising cancer drug (Reuters) -

    A Lodamin nanoparticle with TNP-470 (the drug's active ingredient) at the core, protected by two short polymers (PEG and PLA) that allow TNP-470 to be absorbed intact when taken orally is seen in an undated handout illustration. (Children's Hospital Boston/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - A drug developed using nanotechnology and a fungus that contaminated a lab experiment may be broadly effective against a range of cancers, U.S. researchers reported on Sunday.


  • Zambia denies President Mwanawasa is dead (Reuters) -

    Zambia's President Levy Mwanawasa addresses the media in Lusaka in a June 2008 file photo. Mwanawasa died in a Paris hospital on Thursday after suffering a stroke earlier this week, South Africa's Talk Radio 702 reported. (Mackson Wasamunu/Files/Reuters)Reuters - Zambia's information minister told the nation on Thursday President Levy Mwanawasa was in stable condition in hospital, dismissing media reports that he had died.


  • Iran responds to big powers' nuclear offer (Reuters) -

    Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (R) waves to journalists as Iranian chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili stands in the background before an official meeting in Tehran July 1, 2008. (Raheb Homavandi/Reuters)Reuters - Iran responded on Friday to an incentives package offered by six world powers aimed at resolving a standoff over its disputed nuclear ambitions.


  • McCain's War Service Is Off Limits (U.S. News & World Report) - U.S. News & World Report - Top Democratic strategists, and Obama supporters, warn their own to stay away from McCain's war record